The Centre for Educating Sports Educators at the Faculty of Education Sciences of the University of Lodz refers in its activities to the educational and upbringing values of sport which have a long history in the academic environment of Łódź.

The European Centre for Constitutional Studies is an interdisciplinary unit operating at the Faculty of Law at the University of Lodz. The Centre's three main research areas are: comparative constitutionalism, challenges to contemporary constitutional democracies and the problem of internationalisation of the constitutional and legal order of European states.

The Centre for Biological Hazard Prevention responds to the need for scientific units dealing with chemical, biological and radiation/nuclear hazards. The Centre is one of the few institutions in the world to integrate public security institutions, the armed forces, scientific entities and the private sector for research, development and training activities to enhance CBRN security.

The Centre for Electoral Studies at the University of Łódź is engaged in research on electoral systems, electoral law and referendum. It is also the editorial office of "Studia Wyborcze", an interdisciplinary scientific journal published since 2006.

The Centre for Atypical Employment Relationships has the task of carrying out scientific and research as well as didactic and training activities devoted to various aspects of atypical employment relationships, which for some time now have become an increasingly popular form of professional activity on the labour market. Against this background, many problems of both theoretical and legal nature arise, which are the subject of the Centre for Atypical Employment Relations' activity.

The Alexis de Tocqueville Centre for Political and Legal Thought refers to the ideological and intellectual heritage of the author of "On Democracy in America". This heritage combines the conservative and liberal traditions dominating today with the Christian vision of Western identity and the republican ethos of civic participation. It leads political, systemic and legal reflection out of the analysis of concrete social relations and avoids constructing any apriori, abstract, rationalistic models of public life. He perceives the basic values of the contemporary world, such as freedom, equality, democracy, rule of law, efficiency and effectiveness of state power, civil society and self-governance, as far from being in mutual harmony.

The Centre's goal is to constantly evaluate the axiological justification for the adopted or planned way of shaping procedural institutions occurring in civil proceedings, especially in periods of increased legislative changes which influence the transformation of the model of civil proceedings in Poland. The importance of the results of the research conducted at the Centre should be revealed primarily in the opinions prepared on the draft amendments to the Civil Procedure Code.

The Centre deals with conducting scientific research of a comparative legal nature in the scope of diverse aspects related to the performance of work, with particular consideration given to interdisciplinary links between labour law and diverse research methods.

The Research Centre for the History and Culture of the Mediterranean Basin and South-Eastern Europe named after Prof. Waldemar Ceran (Ceraneum) focuses the efforts of scholars dealing with Byzantine-Slavic issues in the broad sense: the history and culture of the Eastern Mediterranean and related traditions.

The Centre for Asian Affairs is a university think-tank whose main objective is to monitor, analyse and forecast the situation in the countries of East Asia and South-East Asia. In monthly publications in Polish language "Monitor": Chinese, Japanese, Korean, ASEAN and China-Balkans, as well as in blog posts and OSAFocus, the Centre's analysts discuss and comment on the current situation in the region.