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Master of Happiness

Master of Happiness

9/8/2023

Harvard alumni and Program Director of the Master’s in Happiness Studies at Centenary University, Tal Ben-Shahar is interviewed by Paul Massari. Read the article or download the PDF.

Excerpt

Master of Happiness

Tal Ben-Shahar, PhD ’04, trains a new generation of professionals in the art and science of human flourishing

By Paul Massari

Tal Ben-Shahar, PhD ’04, was 30,000 feet over the Atlantic Ocean, caught in the uncomfortable, sleepless reverie for which airplane seats seem specifically designed. His mind drifted to his work in positive psychology, which had yielded two best-selling books and one of the most popular undergraduate courses in Harvard’s history. He thought of all the fields of knowledge that contribute to happiness—psychology and neuroscience, yes, but also education, philosophy, economics, art, music, literature, and many others—and wondered: Why could students study all those subjects but not one that focused specifically on the goal toward which they all strived?

 

 

 

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