Objective: To evaluate the employability of the stomatology graduates based on the National Survey of University Graduates 2014 of the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics. Material and methods: The research was descriptive, retrospective and transversal. The study population included 245 graduates from 33 universities in the country, from 2006 to 2010. Results: 79.6% of the graduates were employed and mainly as dentists (77.3%), with an average of 33.8 hours per week worked hours and an economic compensation of 505.3 soles. 33,5% of the graduates were in Lima, 68.25% graduates, 21.2% with a bachelor’s degree and 33.5% with postgraduate studies. 22.2% had another job, mainly dentistry (66.5%). 35.1% changed employment and the first job was related to the profession in 96.5%. The time it takes to get the first job is less than one month (40.7%) and through family and friends...

Objective: To describe the valuation of podcasting as a tool in the learning process by dental students at a private university. Material and methods: The research was quantitative, descriptive, and non-experimental.  The sample consisted of 47 students from a dental school. For the experience, articles in PDF format from the theoretical classes were recorded using conventional headphones and the application Spreaker REC®, a free application that was installed in a smartphone Iphone 8. The article in PDF format was processed, recorded and edited in less than 15 minutes using said application. Subsequently, the link was sent to the WhatsApp® group so the students could access the audio. The podcast could be repeated as many times as the student desired. Three podcasts were made. The information was collected through surveys using a Licker-type survey. Results: The 70.22% of the res...