Al-Quds University Centers and Institutes
- Abu-Jihad center for political prisoners' affairs
- Al-Quds human rights clinic
- Al-Quds nutrition and health research institute
- American studies institute (affiliated with Faculty of Arts)
- Center for chemical & biological analysis
- Center for human rights & humanitarian law
- Center for jerusalem studies
- Center for radiation science and technology
- Child institute
- Community action center
- Center for development in primary health care
- Ethnomusicology research and studies center
- Institute of archaeology
- INSAN center for gender and women's studies
- Institute of area studies
- Institute of business and economic studies (SKITCE)
- Institute of forensic medicine
- Institute of modern media
- Islamic research center
- Issam sartawi center
- Jericho local urban observatory centre
- Language resource center
- Medical research center
- Palestine center for traumatic stress studies
- Said Khoury IT center of excellence
- Science and technology center
- Science discovery center
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