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Get your research in front of millions of scientists, academics and institutions around the world. The process takes approximately 20–30 minutes. You can save a draft at any time and return within 7 days.
Understanding the process and requirements upfront will help you complete your suggestion smoothly.
Have you completed the pre-evaluation?
It checks whether your title is likely to meet Scopus criteria and helps you prepare a stronger suggestion.
Before you begin
Before suggesting a title, check the Scopus source list to confirm it is not already indexed. Active MEDLINE-sourced titles may also be suggested for full Scopus coverage.
What to expect
What you'll need to provide
Important to know
Yes, but note that if your title was not selected, an embargo period applies before you can re-submit. Once the embargo has passed, you can submit again. You'll need to upload a cover letter explaining how reviewer comments were addressed and how the title has improved since the last evaluation.
Scopus recommends that journals have a dedicated policy on the use of generative AI, but doesn't require specific wording. For guidance and examples, see: Scopus content policy and selection.
Once you submit, you'll receive a confirmation email with a tracking ID. Use this to follow the status of your suggestion.
Titles are assessed across five areas: journal policy, content quality, journal standing, publishing regularity, and online availability. See the full Scopus content policy and selection criteria for details.
Not necessarily, but your article titles and abstracts must be available in English. This is a minimum requirement for Scopus evaluation. The full text of your journal can be in any language.
Scopus title suggestion
