At MIT and outside of MIT- we have many STEM opportunities in addition to BWSI – we’d like to highlight a few here and hope that there is something that fits your needs whether you are a student or educator.
MIT Museum Program for Teens!
The MIT Museum is looking for teens in the Boston area to be part of their Teen Programming Council and have opportunities for workshops and internships this summer! https://mitmuseum.mit.edu/search?query=teen. APPLICATIONS DUE JUNE 18!
Outreach at MIT
Links and descriptions to many programs for all ages at MIT (including some of the ones listed here)
Hack Club
Every day, thousands of Hack Clubbers gather online and in-person to make things with code. Whether you’re a beginner programmer or have years of experience, there’s a place for you at Hack Club.
MITES
One of the biggest programs at MIT, which hosts short and long programs throughout the year
RAISE (Responsible AI for Social empowerment and Education)
MIT Media Lab’s AI research and many AI-focused education resources for students and teachers
Women’s Technology Program
Hosted by MIT Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Depts.
Lemelson Foundation
Education and grant programs for teams of students to innovate solutions!
Full Steam Ahead
A collection of resources that MIT is putting together for teaching and learning online from PK – Adults
Computational Action Program
Lessons and toolkits to create AI-powered projects for students and teachers
Jameel Clinic
AI & Health Science Summer High School Bootcamp
Outreach at Lincoln Laboratory
Lots of links and brief descriptions, info on Science on Saturday too, mainly for Boston-area students
LLRise
Online and Teacher programs available, 2023 programs are in person!
Scheller Teacher Education Program (STEP)
Tools and programs for teachers and programs for students
TryEngineering
Program sponsored by IEEE with teacher resources and student programs
Open Learning (AI courses)
MIT Open Learning has compiled a list of foundational courses related to AI technologies. Check out this list!
Open Course Ware (for high school students)
MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW), the free and open collection of material from thousands of MIT courses, can now be filtered to reveal high school-level courses. Check out courses that range from Thermodynamics and Climate Change to Girls Who Build Cameras.
Scratch
Coding activities and resources for beginning programmers.
Open Learning
Empower young learners with skills in programming, app development, AI, and more through MIT Open Learning’s innovative, research-based programs.
MIT Haystack Observatory Programs
Focus on radio, radio telescopes, earth and atmospheric sensing. Great material for teachers!
MITRE Cyber Academy
Discover and learn about cyber security and compete in “Capture the Flag” contests!
Quantum Software Online Course
This course from MITRE will help you develop practical quantum software engineering skills and enable you to implement and analyze quantum algorithms.
Location
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA 02139
United States
Contact: bwsi-admin@mit.edu
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