Joy marked the graduation ceremony of new diploma holders. Professional integration of graduates remains at the heart of private higher education reforms. With this in mind, IMSAA (Institut de Management et des Sciences Appliquées) structures its academic offerings around programs accredited by the ministry. These curricula lead to titles officially recognized by the Malagasy civil service, from category IV to category VIII, establishing the regulatory status of future graduates. The teaching structure is divided into three major sectoral pillars. The Social Sciences domain encompasses specializations in management, international commerce, transit, and communication. Engineering Sciences focus on civil engineering, mechanics, electricity, and software development, while a related component is dedicated to Health Facility Administration. According to the institution's leadership, the pedagogical approach aims to align with technical competencies required by the market. To serve the national territory, the institute operates three training centers in Antananarivo (Ankadimbahoaka), Antsiranana, and Toamasina. Academic intakes for these various cohorts are scheduled for November 2027.