The main campus is situated in Bontoc, the provincial capital, which houses the university's administrative offices and offers the majority of undergraduate and graduate programs.

This campus plays a crucial role in supporting the agricultural development of the eastern part of Mountain Province through its academic programs and community extension services.

Mountain Province State University offers a comprehensive range of academic programs across its multiple campuses, from undergraduate degrees to advanced graduate studies, serving the diverse educational needs of the region.

The university's graduate school, based at the Bontoc campus, offers advanced degrees catering to education, public service, and business professionals.

The hospitality education sector is served through comprehensive programs in Hotel and Restaurant Management, available at both bachelor's degree and associate levels.

These programs combine traditional farming knowledge with modern agricultural techniques, particularly suited to the geographical and cultural context of Mountain Province.

Each of these academic programs is designed to meet both national educational standards and local development needs, incorporating elements of indigenous knowledge and cultural preservation where appropriate.

The university regularly reviews and updates its curriculum to ensure relevance to emerging industry demands and regional development goals.