The aim of this study is to research correlation between alcohol consumption and symptoms of depression and anxiety among undergraduate students at the University of Zagreb. The research was conducted during October 2024. on a sample of 251 participants, however those who are not students and those who do not study at the University of Zagreb were excluded from the sample, so in the end the sample consists of N=185. The questionnaire was conducted online and shared on the social network Facebook. For the analysis of the collected data was used the statistical program IBM SPSS v20, in which the Pearson correlation coefficient was calculated. This research established a persistent relationship between alcohol consumption and symptoms of depression and anxiety, indicating that individuals who consume alcohol more frequently exhibited higher levels of anxiety and depression. The results of this research cannot be generalized to the entire student population, but can be compared with findings from studies contucted in other contries and may serve as a basis for further research if some additional factors are related to these three constructs. Additionaly, the results od the research can be utilized in the developmnet of certain educational and preventive programs.