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Factbox: How the budget will affect universities

A look at how universities will be affected by the budget.

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* $1.2 billion cut by converting student start up scholarships to income contingent loans for new youth allowance, Austudy and Abstudy recipients from January 1, 2014

* $902.7 million cut via efficiency dividend applied to university funding (2 per cent in 2014 and 1.25 per cent in 2015)

* $236.6 million cut from ending discounters for up-front and voluntary repayments of HECS-HELP debts

* $520 million cut from capping work-related education expenses

* $135.3 million (over five years) to continue Australian Research Council future fellowships

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* $97 million to 2017 for new university places, targeted at areas of need like teaching and language studies

* $185.9 for running cooperative research infrastructure

* $51 billion expected higher education investment over five years


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