Prospects of a Building and Project Management degree?

[RhymeHoneybee]

I'm looking at SUSS' Building and Project Management
Bachelor of Building and Project Management

From the programme themself it says that "They will have the flexibility and proficiency to take up roles in areas such as Project Management, Construction Management, Facility Management, Cost Management/ Estimation/ Quantity Surveying, Procurement and Contract Administration etc."

But looking at job ads online, most employers prefer civil/structural engineers rather than someone with "construction" degree. Is it worth taking this degree since I can't get into a civil engineering programme?

I'm working in this area and I really love my job. I do recommend it because these days very appreciated.