Professional Land & Resource Management
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鈥淓verything I have learned in the program has helped me in my internships and will help me in my career. Plus, the program sends a group of students to the largest petroleum exposition in North America, and it鈥檚 a great opportunity for students to network with industry people.鈥
You should study professional land and resource management if:
- You want a career that merges your love of the outdoors with business and leadership.
- You鈥檙e interested in land surveying and property development.
- You want to learn how to negotiate, acquire and manage land and mineral rights for oil, gas and mineral exploration companies worldwide.
Professional land and resource management combines science and business. You鈥檒l study geology and engineering alongside law and management, preparing you for a career in environmental or energy industries.
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Professional Land & Resource Management at UL Lafayette
What's Professional Land & Resource Management Like?
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Lab work & research
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Internships
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Presentations
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Writing
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Math
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Group work & collaboration
We are among the top 1% of business schools worldwide accredited in both business and accounting by AACSB.
Life as a Professional Land & Resource Management Major
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Louisiana: America's Oil & Gas Epicenter
The professional land and resource management program at UL Lafayette manages its own well site lease in Iberia Parish, giving you valuable experience doing landman work. When you study land and resource management in Lafayette, you鈥檙e getting access to the entire energy corridor along the Gulf Coast and beyond.
Internships
Professional land and resource management majors connect with companies and firms to get on-the-job experience through a required internship course. Before graduating, you can earn over 250 hours of relevant work experience.
Professional Networking
Our students receive job and internship offers thanks to the professional connections they make through the program. Locally, our students work closely with the Lafayette Association of Professional Landmen. We also travel to oil and gas industry shows where you鈥檒l get to meet professionals and explore equipment sales, drilling, production, and geology.
Business Secrets LLC
The Business Secrets Living-Learning Community (LLC) connects you with other first-year students who share your interest in business. LLC members live in the same residence hall on campus, take classes together, and participate in events and programs focused on starting and managing a business.