Abstract
The aim of the study is to determine the relationship between the sleep quality of students receiving distance and face-to-face education and their anxiety levels due to coronavirus. The study was carried out with 116 students who received distance and face-to-face education in the nursing department. “Pittsburg Sleep Quality Index” and “Coronavirus Anxiety Scale Short Form” were used. 116 students participated in the study. 39.7% of the students receive distance education and 60.3% receive face-to-face education. The mean PUKI total score of the students receiving face-to-face education is 6.80±3.28, while the students receiving distance education are 6.73±3.01. The total mean score of the students' CAS; It was 6.08±1.56 in the face-to-face education group and 5.73±1.04 in the distance education group. In our study, it was determined that the sleep quality of the students was low, a small number of students experienced coronavirus anxiety, and the face-to-face or online education had no effect on sleep quality and anxiety.