Social media applications that have entered human life with the developing technology have found widespread use. These applications, which are expected to facilitate communication, have become an environment where information about the private life of individuals is shared over time. It can be said that private content shared in order to be more visible and increase the number of likes and followers may violate the privacy of the individual. This negative situation affects many people as well as students studying at the faculty of theology. In the study, the perception of privacy in social media of theology faculty students was examined. For this purpose, students' awareness of their privacy, awareness of disclosure and surveillance, and their reactions to privacy violations were discussed. In the study in which descriptive research model was used, the sample group consisted of students studying at Sivas Cumhuriyet University Faculty of Theology. In the study in which students' privacy awareness was above the average, other dimensions remained at the average level or below the average. On the other hand, according to the independent sample findings; There was no significant difference in the factors of surveillance, awareness, reaction, self and awareness of others according to the connection type of the participants, except for the explanation factor.