Apple’s annual World Developers Conference (WWDC) will be held entirely online this year. According to the company’s official statement, WWDC25 will be held between 9-13 June 2025. As in previous years, the event will be offered free of charge to all developers and will bring together software developers and students from around the world.

WWDC25 will be held between 9-13 June 2025!

Within the scope of WWDC25, Apple will introduce the latest developments related to its software. At the conference, developers will have the opportunity to learn about new tools, software frameworks and features directly from Apple experts. There will also be exclusive online meetings with engineers and designers to continue Apple’s support of the developer community.

Susan Prescott, Apple’s Vice President of Worldwide Developer Relations, said, ‘We’re excited to once again meet with our global developer community at WWDC. We look forward to sharing the latest tools and technologies to support developers and help them innovate.’

As part of the event, developers and students can learn about Apple’s latest software innovations by watching the Keynote presentation that opens the conference. Throughout the rest of the week, a variety of educational sessions, workshops and video sessions will be available through the Apple Developer app, Apple Developer website and Apple Developer YouTube channel.

Apple will also host a special in-person event at Apple Park on 9 June to celebrate the opening of WWDC25. Developers who have the opportunity to attend this event will be able to watch the Keynote presentation and the Platforms State of the Union session from Apple Park.

They will also have the chance to meet with Apple experts in one-to-one and group sessions. While it was stated that participation in the event will be limited, it was announced that the application details will be available on the WWDC25 official website.

Apple also continues its student programme called ‘Swift Student Challenge’, which supports the developers of the future. This programme supports young entrepreneurs, coding experts and designers. Students who applied to the competition will be able to learn the results on 27 March and the winners will be able to apply to attend a special event at Apple Park.

The 50 special winners will be invited to a unique three-day experience in Cupertino, California. Apple will continue to share all the details about WWDC25 on the Apple Developer app and WWDC25 official website in the coming period.