Export Control Training
CU Boulder provides export control training to ensure faculty, staff, and researchers understand their responsibilities. It's important to pay particular attention to these requirements when conducting research involving international collaborations, foreign sponsors, or controlled technologies. This training supports compliance with U.S. export control regulations and federal research security requirements outlined in the NSPM-33 Implementation Guidance.
Who Is Required to Take Export Control Training?
ORSEC will contact researchers when export control training is required. In general, any CU Boulder researcher whose work involves international collaborators, foreign sponsors, or export-controlled technologies may be required to complete export control training.
- Office of Export Controls
- Research and Export Controls
- International Collaborations
- International Shipping
- International Travel & Hand-Carrying Items Abroad
- Controlled Information & Data Security
- Visas, Visiting Scholars & Online Education
- Export Control Training
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Guidance, Policies & Regulations
- Contact ORSEC
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