Msc at Imperial in Engineering

MSc in Advanced Mechanical Engineering, Advanced Aeronautical Engineering, or Sustainable Energy Futures?

So far, I have received an offer for the MSc in Advanced Mechanical Engineering, and wonder if I should request a change.

I know it sounds like completely different topics but I think they are all linked by what I'm interested in working on.

I am completing a bachelor's in mechanical engineering at UCL, and I am quite interested in sustainable propulsion systems and future ways to produce energy (gas turbines, sustainable combustion or else). That being said, I also want a degree that can allow me to enter into less technical jobs in the future (from finance to project management).

Can anyone share their experience with those three masters? Feel free to share the career paths you have seen coming out of masters like that.

Also, can you tell me which one "helps more" or promotes any form of startup work?

Thanks

Do you mind if I ask how long it took you to get an offer from the point you submitted everything

I applied in late November early december, and heard back from them in like late january

Can I also aks what is your university average mark