Export control refers to a collection of federal laws and regulations that, for reasons relating to national security, economic competitiveness, or implementation of trade sanctions against specific countries, limit the export of physical items, technology, data, and information out of the U.S. for national security or economic reasons. This includes deemed export, which can occur when foreign nationals have access to materials in the U.S.
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- Review the Export Control Compliance Manual
- Review Training Materials
- Read Information for Faculty
- Read Export Control FAQs
- Request Restricted Party Screening (RPS)
- Review the Export Control Glossary
- Find Additional Resources (Policies, Forms, Regulations, and Lists)