Introduction: Attitudes towards people with disabilities shape inclusiveness and equality. Positive attitudes value one's abilities, provide equal opportunities, and challenge stereotypes. Negative attitudes persist due to a lack of awareness and societal prejudices. Changing attitudes involves education, awareness campaigns, and fostering inclusive environments. Encouraging positive attitudes enriches our collective experience. The aim of the research: This study aims to examine the attitudes of students from the Croatian Catholic University towards people with disabilities and determine if there are any differences based on the field of study and gender. Methods: The research was cross-sectional. The research was conducted online and intended for all Croatian Catholic University students. The first part of the questionnaire includes sociodemographic characteristics, and in the second part of the study, the 'Attitude Toward Disabled Persons Scale, ATDP' questionnaire was used to operationalize attitudes towards disabled persons. Results: A large majority of students at the Croatian Catholic University have encountered people with disabilities, primarily nursing and medical students. Students emphasize that they do not feel uncomfortable in the company of people with disabilities. They also do not consider individuals with disabilities to be irritable or pity them for their condition. Conclusion: Research on attitudes towards people with disabilities can contribute to raising awareness of the importance of an inclusive society and equality for all. Revealing negative attitudes or lack of knowledge about people with disabilities can stimulate discussion and educate people on how to understand and facilitate their integration into society. Research on attitudes towards people with disabilities plays a key role in understanding social dynamics and the needs of people with disabilities. It provides the foundation for creating an inclusive society that enables people with disabilities to fully participate and lead a dignified life without discrimination and prejudice.