The Clinical Psychology concentration is designed to fill the requirements for doctoral training in clinical psychology and prepare students to be eligible for clinical licensure following graduation. Clinical psychology is the science of behavior for the promotion of human betterment and relief of suffering; it is characterized both by its integration across many fields (medicine, public health) and by its specializations, such as neuropsychology. The Clinical Psychology concentration at Georgia State trains psychologists committed and equipped to improve the human condition and alleviate suffering through transdisciplinary scientific inquiry. Our students are trained as scientists who can critically evaluate and integrate information, generate hypotheses or alternative explanations that are grounded in the research literature, develop methods to evaluate those hypotheses or explanations and communicate effectively in scholarly and lay contexts.