Education and Training: The department focuses on providing quality education and training to medical students, residents, and fellows. This  includes incorporating innovative teaching methods, providing hands-on clinical training, and incorporating the latest research findings into the curriculum.
Clinical Research: Dermatology department  have a focus on conducting clinical research to advance the understanding and treatment of dermatological conditions. This  involves collaborations with other departments and institutions to conduct large-scale research studies.
Community Outreach: The department focuses on outreach efforts to promote awareness of dermatological conditions and preventive measures among the general public. This includes organizing community health camps, conducting health education sessions, providing free or low-cost dermatological care to underserved populations, and commemorating international days like World Leprosy Day, World Vitiligo Day, World Rare Disease Day, etc.
Innovation and Technology: With the advancements in technology and the development of new treatment modalities, the department focuses on developing innovative treatment options and diagnostic tools for dermatological conditions, as well as telemedicine. This  involves collaborations with engineering or computer science departments within the university.
Multidisciplinary Care: The department focuses on providing multidisciplinary care by collaborating with other departments within the university, such as oncology, plastic surgery, or rheumatology, to provide comprehensive care for patients with complex dermatological conditions.
Facilities:The dermatology department provides a range of facilities and services that support teaching, research, and clinical practice. Some of the facilities that are typically provided by a dermatology department at a university include:

• Outpatient Clinics: Have outpatient clinics that provide medical and surgical treatments for a range of skin conditions. These clinics may also offer cosmetic services such as laser treatments, chemical peels, and injectables.

• Inpatient Services: University dermatology departments may also provide inpatient services for patients who require hospitalization for skin-related conditions.
• Research Laboratories: Dermatology departments have research laboratories that are dedicated to investigating the underlying causes of skin diseases and developing new treatments. These labs often have state-of-the-art equipment for analyzing skin samples and conducting experiments.
• Educational Resources: Dermatology departments also provide educational resources for medical students, residents, and other healthcare professionals. These may include textbooks, online learning resources, and hands-on training sessions.
• Clinical Trials: The dermatology department conducts clinical trials to test new treatments or drugs for skin conditions. These trials offer patients the opportunity to receive cutting-edge treatments that may not be available elsewhere.
• Continuing Medical Education: The dermatology department may also offer continuing medical education (CME) courses for practicing dermatologists and other healthcare professionals. These courses help healthcare professionals stay up-to-date on the latest treatments and technologies in the field of dermatology.