Export controls (ITAR/EAR, dual-use)

Why export controls matter

Some engineering knowledge, software and data are subject to export control regimes, such as dual-use regulations and US ITAR and EAR rules. SEIUM manages these obligations in its programmes and research.

How we comply

  • Programme content is designed around publicly available, educational information.
  • Controlled technical data is not distributed through the virtual campus.
  • Partners and projects are screened where sensitive technology is involved.
  • Staff receive guidance on handling restricted information.

Student responsibilities

Students must not upload controlled data from their employers into projects or forums. If in doubt, ask your tutor before sharing information.

Related policies

See ethics, IHL and human rights and research compliance.

Contact compliance

Questions can be sent to our compliance team through the contact page.

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