NCCU PREM 2.0, funded by NSF, aims to enhance students' success in material science through research and mentoring in hybrid nanoscale systems with PSU MRSEC.

The Penn State SROP, part of the BTAA, aims to enhance graduate study interest through intensive research experiences, mentorship, and professional development activities.

The CMI MRSEC REU promotes student participation in materials science research, collaborating with UM programs, focusing on Semiconductors, 2D Materials, and Sustainable Polymers over a 10-week period.

The UW MEM·C Summer REU program aims to provide undergraduate students with exposure to career pathways in materials and energy research through hands-on experience.

The MRSEC American Indian Fellows REU program offers summer research opportunities in science and engineering for American Indian undergraduates, emphasizing those from tribal colleges.

The center fosters collaboration between academia and industry in materials research via workshops, IAB, shared facilities, and symposiums, facilitating technology transfer and workforce development for young materials scientists.

The NU-MRSEC facilitates collaborative materials research, fostering educational and commercial opportunities by coordinating partnerships with industry, led by Director Emily Weiss and faculty engagement.

The UC San Diego MRSEC RET program offers K-12 educators hands-on research experiences, training in materials science, and opportunities for professional development and classroom module translation.

MEM-C students offer classroom visits and STEM fair demonstrations, providing hands-on experiences like solar cell creation and optical interference bookmark workshops to engage and educate participants.

The Cambridge 8th Grade Science & Engineering Showcase, co-developed by CPS and SEAS, allows students to present projects and engage with MRSEC faculty through tours and discussions.