Dementia is irreversible and progressive disease in which cognitive function disorder is known to occur. The most common type of dementia is Alzheimer's dementia caused by Alzheimer's disease. Iti s defined as progressive neurodegenerative disease of the brain, and it makes about 60-70% of all dementia cases. It can occur at any age, including individuals under and above 65 years. It is still considered incurable, but in practice antidementia drugs that are part of pharmacotherapy of cognitive impairments are being used with affected patients. They slow down the course of the disease and improve patient's general life. Health care of individuals with Alzheimer's disease is focused on improving patient' life quality, encouraging him/her to be more independent, and in the work with people suffering from Alzheimer's the term ''integrative validation'' stands out and it focuses on creating safe atmosphere that accepts patient's ''inner world''. The goal of this research was to get to know the level of knowledge nursing students at the University North have about Alzheimer's disease and to get to see their stances and possible prejudices about affected individuals. Survey was anonymous and it was shared through social media between 23.03.2022. and 20.06.2022. to 1𝑠𝑡, 2𝑛𝑑 and 3𝑟𝑑 year students of professional undergraduate study of nursing at the University North in Varaždin. It contained 23 questions, of which first part referred to sociodemographic dana, second part questioned student's knowledge of the subject and third part questioned student's stances about affected people. 161 students completed the survey, of which 141 (88,2%) were female students and 19 (18,8%) were male.