Hoztak is, meg nem is
Unchanged changes

Summary/Abstract: István Polónyi first looks over the programs of the government between 2006–2010; and after this he takes a look at the financial changes involved in public education. The argument is that efficiency has improved and many educational co-operatives have been set up in districts. Yet these leaps forward may have been injurious, too. The tuition fee became a gun in the election war of parties – and this is the reason why the government was unable to introduce it. At this time there were no important financial changes in the higher education. Maintainer agreements were introduced lasting 3 years, but they were a rather specious solution, i.e. and not a real leap forwards. At the beginning of this term the Research Institute of Higher Education was terminated, and professional teams replaced it; though these are fleeting - and nonindependent. The conclusion here is that there has not been any sensational change in educational politics during this time period, though irredeemable mistakes did not occur, either. They brought too and didn’t.

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