This is a course on Taylor Swift at Harvard that will start in March and has more than 300 applications from interested students

2024 is shaping up to be another year of success for Taylor Swift, the American singer and songwriter who conquered the world with her music.

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Not only will he continue his acclaimed international tour, “Eras Tour”, which reviews the best songs of his career, but will also be the subject of study at one of the most prestigious universities in the world: Harvard.

Taylor Swift’s course at Harvard

Next March, Harvard University will offer a course called “English 183ts” about Taylor Swift, the most-listened-to artist on Spotify and Apple Music. The subject already has more than 300 applications from interested students, according to Infobae.

The course will be taught by Stephanie Burt, a famous poet and literary critic who is a fan of the “Shake It Off” and “Blank Space” singers.

“Today, she is the most recognizable country artist in North America, if not the world: her songwriting spans several genres, and her economic influence moves from city to city,” the course description reads.

Additionally, they add that “we will learn to study fan culture, celebrity culture, adolescence, adulthood, and appropriation; how to think about white texts, southern texts, transatlantic texts and queer subtexts”, according to Argentine media.

Burt mentioned that he decided to create a course about Taylor Swift because she is one of the most important and popular artists today.

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“We are lucky to live in a time where one of our greatest artists is also one of the most famous people on the planet. “Why not give a course on that?” admitted the poet.

However, the aforementioned medium explains that Taylor’s incursion as a subject of study at universities is not new.

Studio houses from other parts of the world have targeted the artist to teach some courses and classes focused on her music and literature, as has Queen Mary University.

Other universities such as New York University, University of Texas, University of Missouri, University of Arizona, Stanford and places as far away as Melbourne University in Australia see Taylor as a perfect example to study.

The Taylor Swift course at Harvard is another example of the recognition the singer has received for her talent and career.

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2023 was a memorable year for Swift, who closed as Time magazine’s Person of the Year, and whose fortune was estimated at $800 million, although other media outlets like Bloomberg put it above $1 billion.

2024 promises to be the same or better for the artist who continues to break records and make history with her music. (AND)