Kai Cenat sets June 22 deadline for Streamer University 2026

Kai Cenat said applications for Streamer University close on June 22, 2026. The free event helps new streamers learn the craft, and the final call for online entries is now.

Cenat shared the news on social media with a parchment-style graphic. He thanked everyone who applied and said the response had been overwhelming.

Streamer University is a free, multi-day event Cenat runs to train the next wave of creators. It first ran in 2025 at the University of Akron with about 120 people. The days mix hands-on workshops, networking, group content, pranks, and real streaming lessons.

People can apply in three roles. Students come to learn skills in gaming, IRL, and Just Chatting from top professors. Professors are experienced creators who teach their niche. Club Directors help run the activities and events.

Accepted applicants get free attendance, meals, and a place to stay. Past events turned small creators into viral names almost overnight, which is part of why the audition clips spread so fast.

Entries go through the official site, streameruniversity.com. Applicants must be at least 18, share a short video about their style and why they want in, add their social media links, and be able to travel in the United States.

The event is also about community and contacts. Past guests included DDG and Duke Dennis. With the deadline days away, creators are polishing their audition videos before the doors close on the 2026 class.