Taylor Swift Becomes A Lecturer At The University Of Arizona

Taylor Swift (Instagram @taylorswift)

JAKARTA - Taylor Swift is now a graduate of a new university in Arizona.

A course entitled Psychology of Taylor Swift Advanced Topics of Social Psychology, aims to analyze what psychologists can learn from the pop star's career.

PhD student Alexandra deathley, as a lecturer, told the Arizona University news site: This course is basically using Taylor Swift as an example for a semester of various phenomena gossip, relationships, revenge, stressing that classes are not seminars about how much we like or don't like her we want to be able to learn about psychology.

ctionley added that she will connect the themes of various Swift albums with psychology, providing the album Reputation (2017) as an example.

Taylor's sixth album is his comeback after disappearing from the spotlight due to conflict with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.

"He took revenge on them - and the wider media landscape - by releasing a very successful album with the stadium tour",sureley said.

"Students know this but do they know why we are fighting revenge? Do they know how we take revenge? Social psychology can tell us."

The course came after a class at Stanford University announced earlier this year that it would dissect Swift's All Too Well (10 Minutes Version).

The class will be available at Stanford University over the coming winter quarter. The course will see the "in-depth analysis" of the hit song singer-writer, led by Stanford University alumni, Miss Hungate.

In February 2022, the University of New York Institute ofturbation Davis also launched a course that includes Swift's evolution as a creative music entrepreneur, the legacy of pop and country songwriters, women's youth and political discourse, and contemporary popular music'.

Next August, the University of Texas started a course called The Taylor Swift Songbook, which used Taylor Swift's writing of Taylor Swift's pop music icon song to introduce literature critical readings and basic research methods of working in English literature and other humanities disciplines.