Graduates of Land Management study program become environmental engineering specialists capable of integrating into a knowledge society and work in market conditions. They are equipped to prepare land management and rural development projects, conduct cadastral measurements, structure and reconfigure real estate properties, compile spatial document collections, process, present, and apply this information. Graduates will address land use, management, and administration tasks with consideration for natural and cultural heritage, protecting land ownership, management, and usage rights. They will be proficient in working with geographic information technologies. In their professional activities, graduates will be able to identify, formulate, and solve land use planning issues, adapting to constant and unpredictable changes. They will plan their professional activities in line with set objectives, analyze and document their results, and report to supervisory personnel.

By choosing this study program, students have the opportunity to study through the Erasmus+ student mobility program at universities in Austria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Germany, Hungary, Malta, Portugal, and Turkey, as well as to complete Erasmus+ internships in companies abroad.

Graduates will be qualified to work in companies that develop land management, land use planning, and spatial planning projects, conduct cadastral measurements, and handle land mapping and land plot planning tasks. Additionally, graduates can work in various companies, institutions, and organizations involved in geographic information technology. They also have the option to establish their own businesses.

Students are awarded a Professional Bachelor's degree in Engineering upon completion of their studies and successful defense of graduation thesis. Graduates can continue their studies and obtain a master’s degree.