From Dreams to Impact: Roma Pradhan’s Journey from Murdoch University to Driving Change in Bhutan
How dreams can really come true?
When Roma Pradhan set her sights on a master’s degree in Development Studies, she knew exactly where she wanted to go: Murdoch University. What began as a dream quickly became a transformative two-year journey that shaped her both professionally and personally.
In this interview, Roma reflects on her time at Murdoch, from navigating new cultures and accents to finding lifelong support in her professors and peers. She shares how the experience not only enriched her skills and confidence but also empowered her to return home to Bhutan, where she now leads impactful programmes for children, youth, and communities.
Her story is one of resilience, gratitude, and the lasting power of education. Watch the full interview below to hear how Roma’s time at Murdoch University continues to inspire her work and future ambitions.
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