Although the position of Roma has improved over time, many researches on Roma show that they are still unaccepted and discriminated ethnic minority in the Croatian society. Therefore, the aim of this study was to measure the intensity and the existence of social distance and ethnic stereotypes and their connections to the ideological worldview attitudes and socio-demographic characteristics of the second year undergraduate students at the University of Zadar towards Roma in order to see their multi/intercultural attitudes. For the purpose of this work, a survey was conducted on the sample of 210 students selected on the study group basis. The research results show that among the population of students in Zadar, still remains a high level of social distance towards Roma. However, students who study humanities and social sciences, are politically oriented left or have an acquaintance/a friend among the Roma ethnic minority show a lower level of social distance as well as less negative stereotypes towards Roma. On the contrary to the expected, religiosity wasnt shown as a significant element in measuring the level of social distance and stereotypes towards Roma among students.