Title: Narcissistic personality traits in students Objectives: The objective of this research was to examine the presence of a pathological form of narcissism in students of the Faculties of Medicine, Law, and Human Sciences in Osijek; differences in pathological narcissism between students; and the relationship between sociodemographic characteristics and pathological narcissism. Study Design: Cross-sectional examination Patients and Methods: The research was conducted on 204 respondents - students, 46 of whom were male and 158 female. The research was conducted in Osijek at the Faculties of Medicine, Human Sciences, and Law in the period from July 15 to August 15, 2024. The research used a sociodemographic questionnaire and the PNI questionnaire for the assessment of pathological narcissism. Results: The results showed no statistically significant difference in the level of various forms of narcissism among students of different faculties, except for DEV. For DEV, students of the Faculty of Human Sciences have a significantly higher score of narcissism compared to students of the Faculty of Medicine. No connection between gender and individual type and total narcissism of students was found. A significant connection was found between vulnerable narcissism and the intensity of socializing, that is, students who go out occasionally in a month have a significantly higher degree of vulnerable narcissism than students who go out daily. Conclusion: There is no significant difference between pathological forms of narcissism between students of the Faculties of Medicine, Law, and Human Sciences. Students of the Human Sciences show a significantly higher DEV score than other students. Pathological narcissism in students is not related to gender. Students who go out once a month have a higher level of vulnerable narcissism.