Terje Berg

Terje Berg is an Associate Professor and Excellent Teaching Practitioner at the NTNU Business School Faculty of Economics and Management. His roles include curriculum development and teaching in management accounting and business economics.

Research Focus: Berg’s work centers on management control systems evolution, Industry 4.0/5.0 paradigms, digitalization in operations, and educational innovations. Key themes include cost management harmonization, sustainability integration in accounting, and lean management practices.

Publications Trends: Recent work explores Industry 6.0 evolution, benchmarking practices, and digital literacy challenges. Earlier research covers activity-based costing relevance, budgetary control history, and Norwegian corporate practices in cost allocation and working capital management.

Awards & Recognition: Recognized as an Excellent Teaching Practitioner highlighting his contributions to pedagogical methods in business education.

Grants & Advising: No explicit grant details provided, but extensive co-authorship with scholars like Dag Øivind Madsen and Hakim Lyngstadås suggests collaborative research projects. No listed advisees, but contributes to curriculum design (e.g., BINT3005 internship program).

Labs/Teams: Engaged with cross-disciplinary teams analyzing Industry trends, management fashion theories, and educational technology applications (e.g., automatic grading systems).