As time progresses and new generations emerge, the needs of many products, tools, and technological machines in human life also diversify. This situation necessitates the efforts of constantly producing the new, responding to the needs, as well as ensuring physical satisfaction with the obtained products. Considering these changes, it is clear that Ergonomics is one of the areas needed. Ergonomics realizes the production of the working environment, workplaces, machinery and equipment used in accordance with the physical and psychological limits of human beings with anthropometric studies. This completed research presents the situation in Turkey in its most up-to-date form, reveals the benefits of awareness of anthropometric studies at universities, and offers suggestions on where these data can be used. The measurements taken in the study were applied to 1009 persons aged between 18-65 including students, administrators and academics in the university campus. To determine the measurement points, photographs were taken according to the posture type (standing) and these data were transferred to electronic media and measured with the AutoCad program. 16+2 data (descriptive data) were determined for each person. SPSS analysis program was used to interpret anthropometric measurements in accordance with the purpose of the study. When the data obtained were examined, it was determined that the body measurements of men and women were different from each other, and there were differences even in the same sex groups according to age.