UCLA's executive-style MPH in health promotion and education is designed for working professionals. Students attend classes one weekend per month.
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Many of our current first year students joined the HP program after participating in one of our information sessions.
We invite perspective students to visit our website, review the videos, and sign up for our next Information Q&A Session, Tuesday, November 17; at 5:00 PM.
MPH|HP 1st and 2nd year students participated in our HP Lunch Social, where they had the opportunity to network and get to know each other better.
Join our next HP Information Q&A Session Tuesday, November 17; 5:00 PM. Visit our website review the informational videos and RSVP.
The FSPH Dean Dr. Kari Nadeau, stated that Professor Shafir will provide overarching strategic, academic, and administrative leadership for our school-wide Master of Public Health degree.
Congratulations Dr. Shafir, on this well-deserved opportunity.
The MPH|HP program is proud to shine a light on our first year student Lesly Lopez Guzman for presenting at the 2026 Asilomar Research Retreat.
Please help us in Congratulating Lesly on this amazing accomplishment.
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The MPH|HP program is proud to shine a light on our second year student Priya Navaney for her new job as Sexual and Reproductive Health Promotion Specialist at San Diego State University.
Please help us in Congratulating Priya on this amazing accomplishment.
The MPH|HP program welcomed the Classes of 2027 and 2028 to the Fall Quarter. First year students had the opportunity to sit with a second year to ask any questions they had.
HP students also received words of wisdom from our amazing Director Dr. Shira Shafir.
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Great news: @UCLA has been named the No. 1 public university in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, reflecting the excellence and dedication of Bruins everywhere. ucla.in/3V9tMHR
[Video description: Julio Frenk reacts to UCLA’s No. 1 public university ranking.]
