Landslides are a natural phenomenon that poses a serious problem for the environment, infrastructure, property, and overall quality of life. They occur under the influence of various geological factors such as earthquakes, floods, erosion, and climatic factors, and nowadays, increasingly due to human intervention in the natural environment. Landslides occur when the ground or rock moves downhill, disrupting the static equilibrium. The engineering approach to landslide occurrence primarily involves observing the causes that have affected the observed problem and defining the type of landslide. There are several different types of landslides depending on their location and the movement of the earth mass. In nature, they often appear as a combination of several types. In order to better understand the causes, course, and development of landslides, there are numerous research studies today that can lead to very precise conclusions. Landslide research involves various types of engineering and scientific approaches, including field and laboratory research. After a detailed and comprehensive analysis, specific remediation methods can be proposed. Today, there are sophisticated and highly precise software programs that quickly and efficiently calculate the stability of landslides on a simplified model. Using this software, one can reliably determine the method that best suits the observed problem, based on which construction work is carried out in reality, on the landslide requiring remediation.