Tempe, Arizona - Arizona State University is breaking new ground with a course that delves into the psychological aspects of Taylor Swift's career.

In a move that merges pop culture with academia, Arizona State University is introducing a course titled "Psychology of Taylor Swift - Advanced Topics of Social Psychology," per their website.

PhD student Alexandra Wormley is the brains behind the class, where Swift's catchy songs serve as a backdrop for exploring complex human behaviors.

Themes like relationships, friendships, and family dynamics, as portrayed in her songs, will be put to the test.

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But here's the kicker: Wormley insists the class is not about ranking Swift's chart-topping hits or dissecting her personal life, but about understanding something deeper through her lyrics.

Wormley's inspiration came from a joke among research pals, which then grew into an academic venture that ASU was eager to endorse.

"We're not here to gossip about Swift," Wormley pointed out.

"The course is basically using Taylor Swift as a semester-long example of different phenomena - gossip, relationships, revenge."

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Surprisingly, Wormley's journey from being a Taylor Swift outsider to one of her top Spotify listeners in just two years has added an interesting twist to her newfound interest in the pop star. Credit goes to her partner's Swiftie sister, who's been singing along to the Grammy-winning artist "forever."

The university said the class "will serve as a teaching tool for learning advanced psychology concepts."

Would you take this course?