University of Sussex: What foreign interference might look like

University of Sussex

This session aims to raise awareness of how hostile state actors might seek to interfere with work in universities.

In October 2020, in response to the Government’s commission, Universities UK published its guidelines: “Managing Risks in Internationalisation: Security-related issues”. The Higher Education sector was asked to develop plans to respond to the recommendations in the UUK Guidelines. This training is part of the University’s response to the UUK recommendations. The session aims to raise awareness of how hostile state actors might seek to interfere with work in universities and how that could affect the intellectual property of academics; the aim is to make you aware of commonly deployed tactics and know what to look for and report to the University.Please register to book your place.Thank you.

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