Cigarette smoking and physical inactivity are just some of the bad habits that occur among the student population. The aim of this study was to examine the smoking habits and physical activity of health students with regard to gender and to examine whether faculty obligations affect cigarette use and physical activity. For this purpose, a survey was conducted in the period from April 1 to June 1, 2021. The survey was conducted through the online platform Google forms and it is completely anonymous. It is consisted of 24 questions. The first 6 questions refers to general data, the next 9 to smoking habits and the remaining 9 to physical activity. The results of the survey were processed by the descriptive method of statistics, presented graphically and tabularly. The study involved 50 students and 237 undergraduate and graduate students of nursing, physiotherapy, radiological technology and midwifery. The obtained results indicate that 35.5% of respondents consume cigarettes, ie, 38% of female students and 28% of male students. Due to stress and excessive university obligations, as many as 49.3% of respondents consume more cigarettes than usual. The results of research on physical activity habits show that 41% of female students and 60% of male students are physically active. 46.7% of students think that due to excessive university obligations they are no longer able to dedicate themselves to physical activity, which proves that the biggest number of respondents 42.9% of them spend up to 30 minutes a day for physical activity.