The UCLA Fielding School of Public Health offers executive style degree programs for working health professionals. The Master of Public Health for Health Professionals Program (MPHHP) is a two-year program designed for working professionals. Coursework and projects are scheduled on weekends and during the summer months. Courses are taught by School of Public Health faculty and practitioners in the healthcare community. Applicants are required to have three years of professional experience in healthcare. The MPHHP program is organized sequentially, with students taking courses together as a cohort throughout the two-year curriculum. Courses fall into three categories: Public Health core courses, departmental core courses, and program courses. In addition, a master's project or field study project is required. Currently, there are two departments that accept students into this program: the Department of Community Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Promotion and the Department of Health Services with a specialization in Health Services Management. For information on these programs please visit their websites.