Universities
Faculties with scheduling autonomy, shared central resources, and a registrar who has to reconcile the two without a fight every September.
Solutions
The same licence and the same feature set covers a single faculty and a twelve-site university. What differs is which constraints dominate, and which parts of the system you will lean on hardest. Start from whichever of these is closest.
Faculties with scheduling autonomy, shared central resources, and a registrar who has to reconcile the two without a fight every September.
Smaller teams with no dedicated timetabling department, where one administrator has to be able to run the whole thing.
Travel time between sites treated as a real constraint, with per-campus and consolidated views of the same timetable.
Clinical rotations, hospital placements, small-group teaching and laboratory sessions alongside conventional lectures.
Laboratory capacity, split cohorts, equipment-bound sessions and unusually heavy practical loads.
Fast-growing institutions where the timetable has to absorb new programmes every intake without a rebuild.
Gender-segregated teaching, Friday weekends and Ramadan calendars, Arabic alongside English, and regional data residency. Deployed across Gulf institutions built on British academic conventions.
Our cloud infrastructure is distributed across regions for local performance, and we work with support partners in several territories. Ask us who covers yours.
Book a 45-minute online presentation. We will walk through your institution's scheduling problem, show how Wise Timetable handles it, and answer anything your team wants to test.