‘Where should I apply?’, ‘What kind of programme is best for me and my interests?’, ‘I definitely cannot afford to pay tuition fees for a master’s degree, I wonder if there’s funding available for which I’m eligible?’. These are just a few of the questions that, as student representatives, we often get from undergraduates looking to transition into postgraduate studies. Yet, advising transitioning students is not always easy: degree structures vary considerably from department to department, information about research clusters and specialised tracks is scarce, and funding opportunities are often poorly advertised. So, students end up having a really hard time making informed choices about their future academic path. The Transition Facilitation Initiative (TFI) constitutes BIPPA’s first, and principal enterprise to tackle this often-overlooked area of concern. The core of the initiative consists in a summative database of information, incorporating in one same place the main features of all major philosophy departments in the UK and Ireland — including placement records, research and teaching strengths, and funding schemes for underrepresented categories.