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headshots of some of the UCLA Executive MPH students from the Classes of 2026 and 2027

05 Jan Meet the Leaders: Introducing the Executive MPH Classes of 2026 & 2027

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The healthcare landscape is undergoing a period of unprecedented transformation. To navigate these complexities, the industry requires leaders who can bridge the gap between clinical excellence, legal frameworks, and strategic business operations. At the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, our Executive Master of Public...

19 Dec Christina Kenoski’s UCLA MHA Capstone on AI in Quality Management

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The UCLA Fielding School of Public Health Online Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program empowers students to tackle the industry’s most pressing operational and technological challenges. Christina Kenoski, who just completed her coursework this fall term for her MHA degree, used her UCLA MHA capstone...

An image of a smiling woman with long brown hair, Angie Savelli, next to a blue background with white text that reads: "Spotlight on Fall Quarter 2025 Student Success: Driving Health Equity with the UCLA MHA Capstone" and "MHA Candidate Angie Savelli Tackles Real-World Healthcare Challenges in Diabetes Care".

15 Dec MHA Candidate Angie Savelli Tackles Real-World Healthcare Challenges in Diabetes Care

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One of the hallmarks of the UCLA Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program is the capstone project which students complete during Term 7 or 8 of the program. In this applied field project, the assignment is to design and conduct a project based on a...

05 Dec Professor Michael Galper Named to Board of UniHealth Foundation

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Congratulations to Professor Michael Galper who has been elected to the UniHealth Foundation Board of Directors as its newest member. Galper is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Health Policy and Management at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, and teaches Healthcare Financial...

Dr. Dhruv Khurana poses with a group of nine of his UCLA Fielding School of Public Health Executive MPH students in his UCLA class, "Microeconomic Theory of Health Sector," standing close together in front of a teal wall. The group consists of men and women, smiling and looking at the camera. Dr. Dhruv Khurana is the third person from the left in the back row, wearing a dark suit. To the left of him is student Alfonso Iniguez wearing a black and yellow UCLA Bruins t-shirt and a baseball cap. And on the far left is student Blake Owens wearing a dark jacket and smiling. The rest of the group consists of seven female students, some of whom are wearing Halloween costumes or novelty headbands. Student Veronica Tayo, in the front, is wearing a bright yellow shirt, another woman in the center, Isabelle McShane, has pink circular mouse ears, and a woman on the far right, Suini Torres, has grey cat ears. Wei Zhao is wearing light blue medical scrubs. The overall mood is joyful and collegial, reflecting a group of students and their instructor.

26 Nov A Note From Dr. Dhruv Khurana On His EMPH Fall Quarter Course: Microeconomic Theory of Health Sector

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Dr. Dhruv Khurana shares his thoughts on his Microeconomic Theory of Health Sector class, as EMPH Fall Quarter 2025 comes to a close. I am inspired by my UCLA Executive Programs in Health Policy and Management colleagues to share a quick reflection on this Fall quarter...

A group photograph of UCLA Executive MPH Professor Linda Magara Horner and her Healthcare Financial Management students standing in a classroom on the last day of the Fall 2025 quarter. The professor and 12 students are smiling and posing in front of a projection screen that displays "HPM 436 Healthcare Financial Management Fall 2025 Session 7" and a simple pie chart graphic. The students are diverse.

26 Nov Linda Magara Horner Wraps Up EMPH Fall Quarter with Healthcare Financial Management

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Linda Magara Horner, MBA, just wrapped up fall quarter in UCLA Fielding School of Public Health's Executive MPH program (EMPH), teaching HPM 436 Healthcare Financial Management. "Over 30 hours of instruction, we went from finance fundamentals to building financial models," she shared on LinkedIn. "Reflecting on...