Models of networks and their characteristics are essential in the study of numerous fields, and are themselves subject of research employing approaches from different disciplines. Despite disparate methods, commonalities arise in often non-obvious ways, making the exchange under a shared Network Science framework desirable. In continuation of the previous West Point Network Science Workshops, IEEE NSW will therefore bring together researchers and professionals from academia, industry, and government interested or involved in Network Science for information and communication technologies (ICT). The workshop will be organized into three tracks according to the primary domains: Information Delivery and Sharing Networks and Infrastructure Innovations in Social, Cognitive, and Biologically-Inspired Aspects of Complex Networks Full research papers, work-in-progress reports, R&D projects results, surveying works and industrial experiences describing significant advances are invited from areas including but not limited to the following: Biologically-Inspired Systems and Networks Command and Control Systems Communication Networks Complex Networks Dependency and Interdependency Models Economic and Financial Networks and Systems Epidemiology in ICT Networks Hybrid Physical-Information Networks Information Epidemics Network Theory Physical Infrastructure Networks Robust, Distributed Network Transport Services Social-Computational Systems Visualisation of Networks