Students’ prior knowledge and goals are getting more and more heterogeneous. Thus, one-size-fits-all, same-procedure-as-every-year degree programs and courses fit the students’ biographies less and less. There is little tool support for designing cohesive but flexible degree programs and courses. GraphIT is a new prototypical platform for defining curricula and courses in a dependency graph, linking learning topics to their prerequisites. The dependency graph can then be used to highlight central topics, paths between topics, and clusters of related topics. This generic approach supports educators in collaboratively modeling degree programs, lecturers in creating courses, and students in identifying personal learning paths and goals. GraphIT is built on the WikiBase platform and can be queried using SPARQL. This allows for extending and customizing schema, content, and applications.