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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 RET program at MRSEC offers teachers hands-on research experience, mentoring, and activity development, enhancing classroom engagement with science while providing a stipend and supplies budget for implementation.

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.

The Brandeis MRSEC REU program offers competitive summer research opportunities with stipends, housing, and professional development for undergraduates, culminating in a poster presentation at SciFest.

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

The CCMR Industrial Partnerships program helps companies of all sizes solve science-driven challenges by offering access to world-class subject matter experts and state-of-the-art equipment in order to create novel products, explore new markets, and grow. CCMR offers eight different programs that facilitate transfer of technical innovation from Cornell research laboratories to industrial application, with matching funds available to companies per program guidelines.

The MRL at UCSB's RET Program enables local teachers to engage in laboratory research, culminating in the development of inquiry-based curriculum projects, with a focus on hands-on scientific data.