UniversiTools Schedulers customer story
MBZUH coordinates multi-campus scheduling with UniversiTools Schedulers
Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities selected UniversiTools Schedulers to support course, classroom, examination, and make-up scheduling across a multi-campus university.
At a glance
The verified implementation context.
Customer context
Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities
Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities is a state university operating in Abu Dhabi, Ajman, and Al Dhafra. It offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programmes in arts, humanities, social sciences, and Islamic studies.
A multi-campus institution needs scheduling processes that respect academic requirements while keeping data aligned with the central student information environment. Selection therefore extends beyond individual features to provider continuity, integration, delivery, and the ability to support institutional operating practice.
Operating challenge
The requirement extended beyond selecting software.
The university required a scheduling suite for four connected activities: course scheduling, classroom allocation, examination scheduling, and make-up sessions. It also required the scheduling environment to exchange data and results with Oracle PeopleSoft, the SIS already in place.
Without a governed exchange, staff may have to repeat data entry, reconcile inconsistent records, or work with incomplete scheduling context. The integration requirement was therefore a core part of the implementation rather than an optional add-on.
Approach
Product scope, implementation, and operating fit.
Institutional context
Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities is a state university operating in Abu Dhabi, Ajman, and Al Dhafra. It offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programmes in arts, humanities, social sciences, and Islamic studies.
Operating need
The university required a scheduling suite for four connected activities: course scheduling, classroom allocation, examination scheduling, and make-up sessions. It also required the scheduling environment to exchange data and results with Oracle PeopleSoft, the SIS already in place.
Selected approach
MBZUH purchased and began implementing the Course, Classroom, Examination, and Make-Up Schedulers. Each module addresses its own scheduling process while working within the wider suite.
Published experience
The selected model gives the university a coherent scheduling environment aligned with its existing SIS rather than a disconnected timetable tool. It supports a clearer flow from institutional data into scheduling and from approved scheduling results back into the source environment.
Published experience
What WMT’s public material says about the relationship.
The selected model gives the university a coherent scheduling environment aligned with its existing SIS rather than a disconnected timetable tool. It supports a clearer flow from institutional data into scheduling and from approved scheduling results back into the source environment.
The university’s Head of Registration later reported that WMT’s services were excellent and that the four schedulers were performing well. This is published customer feedback and should be understood in that context.
“Your team’s services have been excellent.”Saif Altamimi, Head – Registration
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Which WMT product is covered in this story?
This story covers UniversiTools Schedulers in the context published by WMT for Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities.
Does the story describe the customer’s complete current implementation?
Not necessarily. It summarizes the public information available for the selected project or customer statement. Current modules and scope should be confirmed before publication or reference use.
Are the outcomes independently audited?
No. Published customer quotations and reported outcomes are identified as customer testimony unless an independent measurement source is explicitly stated.
Can the same approach be used by another organization?
The product and implementation principles may be relevant, but scope, configuration, integration, data, adoption, and outcomes must be assessed for each organization.
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