A research was conducted on the satisfaction of nursing nurses - technicians at the Faculty of Health Studies in Rijeka. The research was conducted by an anonymous survey questionnaire for a total of 104 respondents, of whom 63 were undergraduate and 41 were graduate students. The aim of the research is to find out how much the degree of student satisfaction in undergraduate and graduate studies and the results are objectively considered. The results of the research are the average grade of satisfaction with study, organization and outcome, on a scale from 1 to 5, on the total number of respondents, with a score of 3.69. By dealing with the results, we find a disagreement with the opinions of undergraduate and graduate students who are treated and presented graphically parallel, undergraduate degrees in the degree studies for a clearer view of the results. Given the subjectivity of opinions and different factors that influence the same, it is difficult to determine the true causes of the responses given and the final processing of the results, but we can only guess what those reasons are and where the space for progress and improvement can be opened. As a variable, the exact differences between the respondents are gender and level of study, although gender does not have to be an important factor in the processing of results, especially because most respondents are women. Based on the results we reject the initial Hypothesis - 1, and we accept only Hypothesis - 2. With this research, we can lay the foundations for further research in this area, as we do not have a retrospective insight into the past, and have the ability to monitor progress, and increase overall student satisfaction ratings in future.