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PCCM's outreach program offers professional development for teachers in materials science, enhancing their curricula and inspiring students through Research Experience for Teachers and specialized workshops with faculty.

The LRSM and the Singh Center for Nanotechnology the University of Pennsylvania hosts field trips throughout the year to help students learn more about materials science and engineering. Student groups will tour nanofabrication facilities and explore how multidisciplinary approaches are used to solve fundamental materials problems that are likely to underlie future technologies. The field trips are a great way to experience the campus community, learn more about our facilities and services, and speak with a scientist/engineer.

The Future Leaders in Advanced Materials (FLAM) Program is an NSF REU at UCSB's Materials Research Laboratory, providing internships for science and engineering students to gain research experience.

The PCCM at Princeton offers prestigious postdoctoral fellowships for early-career scientists in materials science, focusing on innovative research in areas like topological quantum matter and macromolecular structures.

The UMN MRSEC facilitates industrial collaboration through IPRIME, promoting knowledge transfer in a nonproprietary environment, enhancing engagement between academic researchers and industry professionals.

The MRL outreach program features hands-on K-12 activities exploring materials science, including magic sand, heat-sensitive materials, memory wire, sodium polyacrylate, and ferrofluids presented by graduate students.

The NanoCamp! program at UW MEM-C teaches nanotechnology concepts and techniques to sixth to eighth graders through hands-on experiments and discussions with professionals in the field.

The Wisconsin-Puerto Rico PREM enhances educational and research opportunities in Materials Science for Hispanic students through interdisciplinary collaboration among UPRM and UW-Madison faculty and researchers.

The FORGES program at UD offers high school students a hands-on summer experience in STEM, collaborating with industry and various academic departments to explore diverse scientific fields.

The PREM Program, sponsored by MRL and JSU, offers summer research internships for JSU students, providing valuable experience in science and engineering fields through collaborative projects.