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Our obligations and responsibilities
ANU recognises that your privacy is very important. The way we collect, use, disclose, secure and dispose of your personal information is governed by...
Training and resources
Privacy Awareness module
All ANU staff and students can access a free, self-paced online course on ANU Privacy Awareness Training available in...
Privacy Notices
What is a privacy notice?
The Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and Australian Privacy Principle (APP) 5 requires the Australian National University (ANU) to...
Privacy Impact Assessments
What is a PIA?
A Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) is an important component of the University's protection of privacy and is to be implemented as...
Privacy and Lecture recordings
Recordings of lectures and other course activities are very valuable to students, both for review and for flexibility when there are classes you...
Privacy advice for events management
The Australian National University hosts a wide variety of public events each year, such as conferences, public lectures and performances. These...
Frequently asked questions - privacy
What is personal information?
'Personal information' is information or an opinion about an identified individual, or an individual who is reasonably...
Policies
- ANU Privacy Policy
- Records and archives management policy
- Student surveys and evaluations
- Code of research conduct
Procedures
- Data breach response plan
- Records management
- Access to personnel files and personal information
- Official sponsorships
- Student surveys and evaluations
Guidelines
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