AIM: Examine the level of student satisfaction with studies and professional perspective after completingUniversity Department of Health Studies in Split. Material and methods: The survey was conducted in June and July 2014 (a total of 80 participants). All subjects were students of Health Studies (Nursing, Midwifery, Physiotherapy, Radiology Technology, MLD) in Split. For the purpose of research,two questionnaireswere used. The questionnaire was prepared in collaboration with mentor Vesna Antičević doc.dr.psih and colleague mag.soc. Ana Stipčić. The first part of the questionnaire contains general data, the second part of the questions contains 30 questions about satisfaction with the studies. The participants requested an oralagreement on the voluntary participation in the study, and they were guaranteed anonymity. Descriptive statistics were used for data for data processing. Results: Indicate that women comprise the majority of students in all courses of study (78.8%). The majority of students' parents have secondary education; 77.5% of mothers and 72.2% of fathers. A significantly smaller number of parents have a college or university degree; 13% of mothers, 14% of fathers. The minimum number of students' parents are in the categories of primary and post-graduate education. Most students with high school of health education are among students of nursing and midwifery, while the largest number of students of physiotherapy and MLD completed gymnasium education. 8.8% of students have previously attended a different college.The desire to continue attending the university is fairly high for all students (M = 3.85), and the same goes for perception of facilitating employment after study (M = 3.84), while the level of satisfaction with the collegeis a bit lower (M = 3.35). The only particles with a significant difference are 27 and 28, while thedifferences in all other questions are not. Conclusion: In conclusion of the results of our study, we can conclude that the they indicate student satisfaction with studies and perceptions of professional perspectives at the University Department of Health Studies in Split. Research is needed on a number of subjects and include possible reasons for satisfaction / dissatisfaction with the university and the desire to continue the study of the perception of employment.