Kirsten Rohde is professor of Behavioral Economics and Vice Dean Research at the Erasmus School of Economics (ESE), and Associate Director of Erasmus Research Intitute of Management (ERIM). Her main research interests are time, social, and risk preferences. Her research uses a combination of decision theoretical and empirical approaches. Her work also addresses how time, social, and risk preferences relate to health behavior.

Kirsten is a fellow of the Tinbergen Institute and member of ERIM. She serves as associate editor for Management Science.

In the past, Kirsten was head of the Organization, Strategy, and Entrepreneurship group and deputy director of the department of Applied Economics at ESE. She teaches Behavioral Economics and Economics of Negotiations in the Bachelor and Master program.