Hubei Vocational College of Land and Resources, located in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, is a national public general college (higher vocational college) approved by the Hubei Provincial People's Government and put on record by the Ministry of Education, the third batch of modern apprenticeship pilot units of the Ministry of Education, the 1+X certificate system pilot college of the Ministry of Education, and a provincial-level high-quality vocational college founded by the Ministry of Education.

The school was founded in 1978, formerly known as Hubei Geological School; 1982, Hubei Vocational College of Geology was established; 1987, Hubei Geological Exploration Technical School was established; In April 2004, three universities merged to form Hubei Vocational College of Land and Resources.

In April 2023, the official website of the school showed that the school occupied an area of 5 12 mu, with a total construction area of 256,000 square meters. There are 7 secondary colleges with 5 1 higher vocational majors; Full-time students 10000, full-time teachers 49 1 person.

In 2020, the school organized 455 projects to participate in the 6th China International "internet plus" Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition, and won 1 silver prize and 4 bronze prizes. Won 2 provincial silver prizes and 6 bronze prizes in the 12th "Challenge Cup" College Students' Entrepreneurship Plan Competition; Participated in the "Chutian Maker" Entrepreneurship Competition and won two bronze prizes; Participated in the "China Vocational Education Cup" Entrepreneurship Competition and won 1 bronze medal.

Participated in the 46th World Skills Competition in Hubei Province, and won the third prize in four projects: jewelry and jade processing, photoelectric technology and electrical installation.

From June 5438 to February 2020, in the past five years, the school has taken the lead in formulating four national professional teaching standards, including engineering geological exploration, hydrological engineering geology, geological disaster investigation and prevention, and environmental geological engineering technology. Participated in the formulation of five national professional teaching standards such as Geological Survey and Mineral Survey and Mineral Geology and Exploration. Editor-in-chief of "General Geology" and other "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" 15 textbooks, as well as five books for reference.