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Viral streamer and Mashable 101 pick Kai Cenat is returning to the Creatorverse with another round of Streamer University, a launchpad for streamers who want to follow in his footsteps.
Cenat announced Streamer University 2026 with a two and half minute long trailer posted to his social media accounts, riffing on his extended streaming hiatus.
It shows Cenat striding through rolling green hills as he approaches what turns out to be an abandoned stone manor — the Streamer University itself, made in the image of an American Hogwarts. Cenat, dressed in burgundy and yellow, learns it’s been taken over by owls, the animals tasked with delivering applications, which now sit collecting dust. But don’t worry, Cenat is here now to send them himself. And that’s where all of us come in.
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What is Streamer University?
Streamer University is Cenat’s free, multi-day networking, training, and social event designed to connect up and coming streamers with existing viral content creators. Cenat led the inaugural Streamer University event in May of last year, held at the University of Akron in Ohio.
How do I apply to Streamer University?
People who are interested can apply online now. The “University” is accepting applications for three different tracks: Student, Professor, and Club Director. Students will receive a crash course in being a digital creator, led by Professors with specific “expertise.” Club Directors will facilitate event activities.
You must be at least 18 years old and have the ability to travel around the United States. As part of the application process, you must also provide at least one social media account for review and submit a short video showcasing “your personality, content style, and why you want to attend.” As the FAQ reads: “Be authentic!”
What do I get if I am accepted into Streamer University?
If you are accepted, you will get free entry to the multi-day event, including classes, activities, and networking opportunities, according to the website. You may also be filmed for content on participant channels.
