CES houses 13 research laboratories dedicated to improving human health by advancing knowledge through research. This multidisciplinary research center is dedicated to investigating the complex interactions between physical activity, movement, aging, and muscle as well as neuromuscular adaptations. Treatment effects of nutrition, pharmacology, heat stress, muscle disuse, bimanual coordination, and Parkinson’s disease are investigated. .

CDHW conducts domestic and global research, evaluation, and training with diverse collaborators on the application of new information and communication technologies (ICT) to health promotion, disease prevention, wellness, and epidemiological surveillance. Areas of emphasis include eHealth and mHealth, defined as the use of mobile and/or cellular phone technology to healthcare, health promotion, and health education.

EFTI provides research to assist both private firms and public agencies in effective tourism planning, promotion and management. This center focuses on mass tourism, ecotourism, heritage tourism and sport tourism.