The research department of the World Organization is responsible for hosting international conferences that aim to enhance its research capabilities and formalize leadership efforts. It acts as a bridge between humanitarian, educational, and other organizations dedicated to humanitarian work. Additionally, it serves as a think tank to support the humanitarian programs of the World Organization of Natural Medicine.

The research and fellowship programs are designed to strengthen the research department and are exclusive to organization members. Faculty members from the Canadian College of Humanitarian Medicine provide supervision for certain research participants. Moreover, the research department is a member of the United Nations Academic Impact and aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

The Doctor of Humanitarian Services/Medicine Research and Practitioner of Humanitarian Services/Medicine Fellowship focuses on various areas, including:

- Humanitarian Public Health

- International Medicine

- HIV Leadership

- Behavioral Health

- Eclectic Medicine (all traditional and modern natural medicine modalities)

- Energetic Medicine modalities

- Third World Medicine

- Village Medicine

- Other (specify)

• Additional research areas include the restoration of original healing systems and support for indigenous communities globally. Through its research department, a vibrant and diverse network of academics, scientists, researchers, think tanks, continuing educational associations, humanitarian partners, and civility leaders has been established.