The BSE training program for the early diagnosis of breast cancer will be offered to students in two ways: face-to-face and via web support.

While the training program prepared by the researchers was applied to the intervention group, it was planned that no application would be applied to the nonınterventıon group.

In this study, the training period was determined in two ways:

First; In face-to-face training, each training is planned as four sessions of 45 minutes. Each session is planned with a different purpose and application.

Latter; The system will continue to be open during the training provided through web support and face-to-face training, but the system will be closed to access immediately after the face-to-face training is completed.

Until the research is finalized, no intervention will be made. After the research is finalized, the system will be opened to the nonınterventıon group and the university in general to contribute to their knowledge and awareness.

The BSE training program for the early diagnosis of breast cancer will be offered to students in two ways: face-to-face and via web support.

Content of training Session 1: Topics such as the structure of the breast, the definition of breast cancer, its prevalence, risk factors and symptoms Session 2: Teaching the importance of early diagnosis in breast cancer, the importance and benefits of BSE, the technique of performing BSE, the obstacles to the application of BSE.

Session 3: Teaching the risk factors that cause breast cancer. Session 4: Discussion of case reports of patients diagnosed with breast cancer. Supporting education with web support

Questions from 1 to 12 on the scale; general knowledge about breast cancer; Questions 13 to 20 contain information about the treatability of breast cancer. It also consists of 20 questions that can be answered as "true" or "false". 1 point for each correct answer given; 0 points are given for incorrect answers and blank items. As the score obtained from the scale increases, the level of knowledge also increases.

It is used to determine women's beliefs and attitudes about breast cancer and breast self-examination. Each sub-dimension of the scale is evaluated separately. Champion Health Belief Model Scale (CHBMS) has 6 subscales and is a 5-point Likert type. "Perception of sensitivity" (3 items), "perception of seriousness" (7 items), "perception of benefit" (4 items), "perception of obstacle" (11 items), "trust" (10 items), "Health" regarding breast cancer It has sub-dimensions "motivation" (7 items). The total score of the scale is not calculated. Receiving a low score on the "obstacle perception" subscale and a high score on other subscales shows that women have positive attitudes and beliefs about breast cancer and breast self-examination practices.

This form was used to assess women's ability to perform breast self-examination according to the appropriate stages and their ability to find breast masses. In the form, there are 10 statements including the stages of performing CHBM. Each stage of the examination that is performed correctly is given 10 points, and 0 points are given for incorrect or non-performed stages. Accordingly, a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 100 points are obtained from the form. A score of 90 and above indicates that "CHCMM is performed correctly" and a score of 80 and below indicates that "CHCMM is not performed correctly".

"Can you tell us about how the training has changed your life?", "What has this training added to your knowledge about breast cancer and CHCMM?", "What are the beneficial aspects of this training?" and "What are the aspects of this training that need to be improved?".