Export Control Training

As directed by National Security Presidential Memoradum-33 (NSPM-33), researchers on sponsored awards who perform research and development involving export-controlled technologies will soon be required to complete export control training. The Export Control Officer and Sponsored Projects Services monitor terms and conditions to identify researchers who have this training requirement.

The UO uses the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) to administer the required training. Download our step-by-step guide for adding the Export Compliance Course. You're also welcome to email us, and we can add it for you. The course will take approximately 30 minutes to complete.

CITI offers instructions on how to affiliate the University of Oregon with your account if you have not already done so. If your account is not associated with the UO, we cannot confirm your required course completion.

Who Is Required to Take the Training?: Principal investigators (PIs), co-principal investigators (co-PIs), program directors (PDs), co-program directors (Co-PDs), project managers, and anyone else identified in the request for proposals, notice of funding opportunity, or award terms and conditions who conduct research with export-controlled technologies

How Often is Training Required?: Annually

When Does Training Need to Be Completed?: Prior to submitting a proposal

How Long Does Training Take?: 30 minutes

How Do I Access the Training?:  Download our step-by-step guide for adding the Export Compliance Course in CITI

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Other Training Offerings

For those not federally required to complete export control training, the following video vignettes help employees understand when export control regulations may apply to their research, scholarship, collaborations, or travel plans.

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Foreign Influence and U.S. Research Institutions

This video vignette discusses how export control regulations intersect with federal sponsored research.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand the concerns about undue foreign influence in U.S. federal research
  • Understand when and how researchers should disclose foreign collaborations, research conducted abroad, monetary and non-monetary support from a foreign entity, and involvement in any foreign recruitment or talent programs

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Common Export Control Exemptions While Traveling Internationally

This training vignette discusses common export control regulations that employees may encounter when they travel internationally.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Become familiar with common export control regulations employees may encounter when traveling internationally.
  • Understand common exemptions to export control regulations for international travel

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