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Katz Hall

Listen to the Audio Tour:

Join UMKC student Bethany on a tour of the Katz Hall. Click the button below to begin the tour.

Completed in 1965, Katz Hall is named in honor of Isaac and Michael Katz, founders of a major Kansas City drug store chain. The building houses offices and classrooms and was once the location for the School of Pharmacy. The Pharmacy School has now moved to the Health Sciences Building on UMKC’s Hospital Hill campus, approximately four miles north of the Volker Campus.

Katz Hall is now the new home of UMKC’s Architecture, Urban Planning and Design programs. Students may choose from four programs: Urban Planning and Design, a four-year Bachelor of Arts degree; and a cooperative program with Kansas State University that leads to a five-year accredited degree in Architecture, Interior Architecture/Product Design and Landscape Architecture.

Related Links:
Department of Architecture, Urban Planning & Design website
College of Arts & Sciences website
School of Pharmacy

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