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Curiosity University Now Available as a Premium Subscription on The Roku Channel

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Curiosity University is now available as a primetime subscription on The Roku Channel. The new add-on option provides homes with another way to access a world of educational content.

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For those interested in giving Curiosity University a try, a premium subscription costs $8.99 a month when signing up through The Roku Channel. There’s also the option to sign up on an annual basis for $89.99, resulting in a saving of $17.89 each year.

If completely new to the streaming service, Curiosity University (formerly One Day University) provides viewers with access to a wide library of content that explores history, arts, culture, science, well-being, and more. In addition to a variety of documentaries and series, subscribers also get access to a selection of additional content, including courses, short and long-form videos, and podcasts.

For Curiosity, the launch of the add-on provides the Curiosity University standalone service with instant access to a large and growing user base. By the start of 2025, the number of Roku Streaming Households was closing in on 90 million.

Partnering with Roku is a pivotal step in Curiosity’s commitment to making learning a lifelong journey for everyone,” said Jay Sodha, Curiosity’s VP of Business Development and Partnerships. “Roku’s extensive reach and commitment to innovation make it the perfect platform for Curiosity University to amplify its reach and continue to connect with curious minds around the world.”

If not currently using a Roku player or Roku OS smart TV, Curiosity University is also available to access via a number of other platforms and services. In September of last year, for example, Curiosity University also became available as a standalone subscription through Amazon Prime Video.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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