The research department of the World Organization is committed to advancing its research capabilities and formalizing leadership through postgraduate research, fellowships, and humanitarian service learning.

Our research and fellowship programs are available exclusively to members, with select participants receiving supervision from the faculty of the Canadian College of Humanitarian Medicine. These programs focus on the following key areas:

- Humanitarian Public Health

- International Medicine

- HIV Leadership

- Lifestyle Medicine

- Eclectic Medicine (traditional and modern natural modalities)

- Energetic Medicine modalities

- Third World Medicine

- Village Medicine

- [Other Area of Interest]

Additionally, we offer the Doctor of Humanitarian Services Honoris Causa (D. Hon. C) award. This honor is bestowed upon public figures, leaders, and exemplary individuals who inspire others and embody our institution's values, subject to the approval of the UHM Awards Committee.

Through our research department, we have established a diverse network of academics, scientists, researchers, think tanks, continuing educational associations, humanitarian partners, and civility leaders.