Objectives: The research aims to examine the knowledge of nursing students about the work of a nurse in home health care. The goal was also to examine their attitudes about home health care. Study Design: A cross-sectional study was conducted. Participants and Methods: 101 third-year undergraduate students at the undergraduate study of Nursing, FDMZ, Osijek participated in the research. The median age is 24. 78 female students and 23 male students participated. For the research, a survey was compiled with the help of a mentor. Respondents were informed of anonymity and voluntariness when filling out the survey. Results: The level of students’ knowledge about the work of nurses in home health care is satisfactory. Most of the questions asked according to the rules were answered correctly by students in the range of 62 % - 99 %. Students who have completed health secondary education have a higher level of knowledge compared to non-health education. Students who have worked and/or are working in this industry have greater knowledge about the work of ZNJUK compared to those who are unemployed and students. Students who work in the profession have more negative attitudes about home health care than students who do not work in the profession. Female respondents have more positive attitudes towards home health care. Conclusion: The majority of students have sufficient knowledge about the work of a nurse in home health care but have negative attitudes about the possibility of working in this activity. This result is not surprising considering that the law stipulates that the competencies of a general care nurse/medical technician are required to work in HHC. For bachelor's degree holders, it is important to have experience working in this field through exercises as per their competence and the creation of health care plans.