Dating violence is a social problem with an alarming prevalence. In this study, it was aimed to examine the exposure of university students who are in a dating relationship,to their partners’ violence, their approach to dating violence and social support resources in this process. The sample of the study, in which the quantitative research method was followed, consisted of 210 students studying at a public university, and a questionnaire was chosen as the data collection technique. Although most of the students have information about dating violence, their perception of being victims of dating violence is low. It has been determined that more than half of the university students who are exposed to emotional, physical and/or sexual violence by their dating do not have a support source in the process of dealing with this violence, and those who request help / information from their surroundings prefer their friends rather than close family members. This study is the basis for qualitative studies to determine the attitudes towards violence and the level of acceptance of violence, depending on whether the victims of dating violence have support resources and who constitute their social support networks. The study also reveals the need to conduct studies to increase awareness of dating violence.