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The aim of this study is to study the knowledge and opinions of bachelor students on sexual health education and sexual health. The research is illustrative. The research study group consists of 288 undergraduate students who study in the first, second, third and fourth classes, preparing in various universities during the spring period of the 2016-2017 academic year. The work group is determined by the appropriate sampling method. 77.8 percent of participants have not previously received sexual health education. The research has used the Personal Information Form and survey developed by the researcher. The Personal Information Form includes information about age, gender, class level, socio-economic income level, where it grows and the status of sexual health education. The survey was developed as a result of the literary scan. The survey includes eight questions aimed at determining students’ knowledge and opinions about sexual health education and sexual health. The data collected was analyzed through the SPSS 21 statistical program. The data analysis calculates the frequency and percentage distribution. According to the findings, 94.4 percent of students find sexual health education necessary, while 57.3 percent find their level of knowledge about sexual health not sufficient. The majority of students (40.3 percent) think that sexual health education should be given in high school, while 46.2 percent say that sexual health information should be learned in high school. Students get the most information about sexual health (% 27. He learned from his friends. Approximately half of the students (44.8%) said they would prefer healthcare staff if they needed to learn about sexual health. More than half of the students (58%) have a medium level of knowledge about sexually transmitted diseases and the majority (65.3%) describes sexual health as a "general well-being". The findings were discussed in the framework of the summer and recommendations were presented.

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