competencies and skills for providing pharmaceutical care. SkillsLab is a laboratory for building practical and soft skills such as communication, cooperation and teamwork, problem solving, creativity, integrity, empathy, etc. More than 800 students’ study at the Faculty of Pharmacy, 125 of them are foreign citizens from countries such as Greece, Turkey, Great Britain, Serbia, Macedonia, etc. The faculty has 14 accredited doctoral programs. Faculty of Public Health The Faculty of Public Health (FPH) was established by decision of the Academic Council of MU of Plovdiv in 2007 and institutionally legitimized by decision of the National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria in 2009. The faculty unites 8 departments and prepares personnel with higher education in three bachelor's and five master's accredited specialties: health care management; public health and health management; management of medical and social activities and public health; rehabilitation, wellness, spa and balneotherapy; nursing; midwifery and physician assistants. The Faculty of Public Health has modern classrooms with over 300 seats, computer rooms and study rooms that meet educational standards. The Faculty is a member of ASPHER (Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region). The academic staff of the Faculty of Public Health are members of a number of international and European professional organizations. Department of Languages and Specialized Training The Department of Languages and Specialized Training (DLST) was established in 2000 by decision of the Academic Council. It includes the Bulgarian Language Section, the Foreign Languages Section and the Natural Sciences Section. As a main structural unit, it was created in order to provide training in Bulgarian language and basic biology knowledge for foreign students, as well as specialized and foreign language training for Bulgarian students, PhD students, specialists, and tutors. With a focus on mastering the specialized "language of medicine", the Department provides: training in Latin with medical terminology, English, German, and French for students from the four faculties of MU of Plovdiv; mastering the Bulgarian language for general and medical purposes by foreign students of medicine, dentistry, and pharmacy at the MU of Plovdiv and the Medical College; language preparation (in Bulgarian or English) and optimization of the basic knowledge of biology, chemistry, and physics of foreign students in the preparatory course; specialized foreign language training for PhD students, specialists, and teachers; optional foreign language courses and elective lecture courses ("Philosophical Anthropology", "Medical Communication “); Bulgarian language courses for foreign students under the Erasmus+