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ABS TRACT Objective: This study aims at comparing the attitudes of nursing faculty students towards HIV/AIDS. Material and Methods: For data collection, the AIDS Attitude Scale, developed by Bliwise et al. (1991) and adapted to Turkish society by Çimen et al. (2005). Written permission was obtained from the ethics committee, faculty dean and students before the data were collected. The data are taken from between January-March 2013. For data analysis, percentages, averages, ANOVA and “t” tests were used. Results: It was found out that the fear of contagion of the senior students (n=77) is lower than that of the first graders (n=136) and family and area of residence has no influence on the HIV/AIDS attitudes of students. It was detected that female students adopt a more positive attitude in terms of feelings (p= 0.006) and professional resistance (p= 0.031). Finding their knowledge sufficient has an influence on the professional resistance and negative feelings subdimension points of the students. The fear of contagion of the students that consider HIV/AIDS as a threat for themselves or their country was higher and their general attitude was more negative (p= 0.001). As the willingness of the students to give care increased, their negative feelings decreased (p= 0.000). Conclusion: The students must be informed more and a safe working environment where precautions against contagion are taken must be created.

Attitudes of First and Fourth Year Nursing Students to HIV/AIDS: A Comparative Study