Course Description
Comparative Export Control Regulations Across China, the USA, and the EU is a comprehensive course designed for legal professionals, compliance officers, and global trade advisors navigating the increasingly complex world of international export controls. This course explores the legal frameworks and enforcement landscapes governing export control in three of the most influential jurisdictions—China, the United States, and the European Union—providing participants with a clear understanding of the similarities, divergences, and cross-border compliance challenges that arise in today’s geopolitical environment.
Participants will delve into the foundational laws such as the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), the EU’s Dual-Use Regulation (2021/821), and China’s Export Control Law, all of which shape international business operations and supply chain strategy. Through comparative analysis and real-world case studies involving sectors like semiconductors, AI, and telecommunications, learners will gain practical insights into licensing procedures, controlled item classification, end-use verification, and penalties for non-compliance.
This course also equips professionals with actionable compliance strategies tailored for multinational corporations. Modules cover risk assessment, internal audits, employee training, and response planning for investigations or voluntary disclosures. In addition, the course addresses the future of global export controls, including emerging technologies, shifting alliances, and the tension between regulatory harmonization and fragmentation.
Whether you advise clients on cross-border transactions or oversee compliance in a global enterprise, this course provides essential tools and knowledge to manage legal risks and uphold international obligations in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.
