This volume is an account of an approach to professional development in which one's own teaching is an exciting field of enquiry. It emphasizes the intrinsic interest of learning about university teaching with colleagues who bring their insights from different subject backgrounds and thereby provide a richer understanding of teaching and learning processes. The book explores the nature of the university teacher's enquiry: a form of professional learning which is both collaborative and personally reflective. it involves questioning personal and intellectual values and placing these at the centre of university teaching. This book should be of useful to academics from all disciplines who may have no specialist educational background. While is suitable for the relatively new, as well as the more experienced university teacher, it compasses a view of teaching and learning that challenges many common conceptions about university teaching and its relationship to disciplinary research.