Purpose: This study has been done to examine the relation between women’s attitudes towards menopause and their menopausal complaints. Materials and methods: It is a definitive and cross sectional study. The sampling of the study is composed of 152 women participating education courses in a culture center of Muğla Municipality. The data have been collected in April and June of 2016 by researches through survey method. Socio-demographic questionnaire form, Attitudes related to Menopause, Assessing Menopausal Symptoms Scale have been used as data collection tools. Results: The average age of women in research is 52.96±4.53 It is stated that 55.9% of the women suffer from chronic illness and 50.7% of them take pills continuously. It is found that women's average age of menopause is 46.15±4.60, 50% of the women are informed about the menopause, 58.6% of them do nothing to cope with their menopausal complaints and 25.7% of them apply alternative methods. It is determined that the average scale score of women's attitude towards menopause is 46.15±11.68, the average score of assessing menopausal symptoms scale is 14.65±7.62. It is seen that there is a significant relation between women's attitudes towards menopause and their menopausal complaints statistically (r=-0.416, p=0.000).(89.3%), responsibility and communication skills (82.1%), learning team work and increasing self-confidence (81%). On the other hand, nurses that worked with these students stated that internship program supported students in developing their hand skills (97.9%), increasing their theoretical knowledge (91.8%), learning. Conclusion:In accordance with these findings, it is concluded that participants of the study have positive attitudes and they have moderate menopausal complaints. According to this study again, it can be said that those who have positive attitudes have less menopausal symptoms than those with negative attitudes. It can be suggested that similar studies should be done with different sampling groups, positive attitudes should be created in order to decrease severity and negative effects of menopausal symptoms, women should be supported to cope with symptoms, midwives and nurses should play an active in this matter