During the campaign, universities weren't a big focus for either side.
Science was one of the biggest winners, with Labor announcing $21 million for unis to invest in science infrastructure.
The Minister for Science and Research, Kim Carr announced the policy at RMIT as he opened a new microscopic facility.
Senator Carr giving the new microscope a whirl
Picture source: Peter Rummel, RMIT
Kim Carr said the new investment will fund further technology upgrades and boost scientific research and output.
But some uni professors have said there's still issues in getting that funding, and with increased competition it's going to be a long term problem.
Here's an interview with Kim Carr on the new science policy, citizens assembly, and the future of funding for unis.
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