"The Government today moved to stop universities and polytechnics cramming students into lecture halls and instead offer incentives to those who produce graduates with good qualifications and job prospects.
In the biggest reforms to tertiary funding in 15 years, the Government wants to stop handing out money for 'bums-on-seats' in favour of rewarding performance.
Tertiary Education Minister Michael Cullen proposed future directions for funding universities, polytechnics and private providers at the Beehive this morning. "
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