Study goal: The aim of the research is to look into opinions of nursing students of Faculty of Medicine in Osijek on scientific integrity and intellectual property and whether the students' opinions differ concerning the year of their studies. Study design: A cross–sectional research was conducted on the Faculty of Medicine in Osijek. Participans and methods: : 206 respondents of udergraduate and graduate study of nursing were included in the research. Anonymus survey questionnare made by dr.sc. Martina Mavrinac, who gave her assent and usage instructions, was used as a research method. In the first part of the questionnare there is the general information (age, gender, year of study), and in the second part of the questionnare there are 29 claims concerning plagiary, selfplagiarism and scientific integrity in the works of scientists and in the scientific community in general. Results: 43.7 participants knows about the term „scientific integrity“. A third of the respondents got acquainted with the principles of scientific integrity during their studies, almost all the respondents (95.2%) consider that scientsts have to be honorable in their work, regardless of the circumstances. Almost a quarter (23.3%) consider that it is permissible to disregard the individual irrelevant results. The first year undergraduate students of nursing have the highest values of moderately positive attitudes towards plagiary (66%) and moderately subjective standards (70%). It can also be noticed that students of the higher years of studies have lower values compared with the students of the first year of studies. Conclusion: It can be concluded that the opinions of the first year undergraduate students of nursing on scientific integrity and intellectual property are not critical enough. Later, as the years of studying pass, students begin opposing and sharply condemning plagiary.