Foreign 
Interference

Managing the risks of foreign interference

We know international connections add value to your research, and we are committed to their continuation. The Australian National University is working with the government to manage risks associated with international collaborative projects. By declaring your foreign arrangements through the FIAC Submission Form, you can have peace of mind, knowing that you will be protected from foreign interference.

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Make a FIAC submission

Transparency is the key to countering foreign interference. That’s why we require ANU staff and students to declare their foreign arrangements by submitting a FIAC Submission Form.

Declare foreign arrangements

Training

Mitigating foreign interference is a collective responsibility in which we all play a vital role. Watch our training videos to understand how foreign interference relates to you.

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The ANU approach to Foreign Interference
Learn how ANU safeguards its interests, staff, and students from foreign interference while valuing international connections.
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Why is Foreign Interference an issue for universities?
Discover why universities, as hubs of policy and research, face threats from foreign interference and how ANU is addressing it.
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What is Foreign Interference?
Learn more about what foreign interference is, including its deceptive tactics and our measures to counter it.
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Contact us

If you have any questions or concerns regarding foreign interference and how it may impact you, we are here to help. Contact us at foreignarrangements@anu.edu.au and we will get back to you within 5 working days.