Thomas de Lange is  Professor in higher education at the Department of Education, University of South-Eastern Norway. His research interests relate to teaching, assessment, supervision, and student learning. He has extensive experience as a faculty developer at the university level and co-leader of the project Faculty Peer Tutoring in Teaching and Supervision – Innovating Teacher Collaboration Practices in Norwegian Higher Education’, together with Line Wittek. Line Wittek is Professor of Pedagogy at the University of Oslo. She researches Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, with a particular focus on student supervision, peer feedback and writing for learning. She is has been leading the project Faculty Peer Tutoring in Teaching and Supervision – Innovating Teacher Collaboration Practices in Norwegian Higher Education.

• Chapter 1: Peer mentoring among faculty in higher education.- Chapter 2: Feedback in the Context of Peer Group Mentoring: A Theoretical Perspective.- Chapter 3: Peer mentoring: Exploring the interplay with institutional practices.- Chapter 4: Interactional Dynamics in Observation-based Peer Group Mentoring.- Chapter 5: Dialogue and Artefacts as Instruments in Peer Group Mentoring and Supervision of Problem-Based Learning in Higher Education.- Chapter 6: Developing Research Supervision Capacity in Clinical Health Professions: Structured Peer Group Mentoring as Collegial Support in a Research School Context.- Chapter 7: Problem-Based Peer Group Mentoring and Organisational Learning.- Chapter 8: Problem-Based Peer Group Mentoring: A Tool for Faculty Development.- Chapter 9: Analysing the Emergence of Trust in Peer Group Mentoring.- Chapter 10: Experiences from the PeTS Project: What Lessons Have We Learned, and HowShould We Proceed?.-  Chapter 11: The Power of Collegiality in Developing Higher Education.- Chapter 12. Rebuilding Collegiality?.