Are there any FLEXIBLE Engineering degrees out there?

Are there any other universities out there in the uk that allow a general first or second year of Engineering, and you are able to switch and specialise to whichever you prefer after that?

I know Exeter University does a General first year, and you can choose which branch in the 2nd year. Cambridge does a General first 2 years. I think Durham also does general engineering and you get to specialise after that.

Are there any other universities like that? I prefer flexibility like that, if you have any suggestions it would be appreciate asap.

TL;DR : I'm indecisive and don't know what branch of Engineering I want to do, is there any unis out there that have general engineering as compulsory for starter years, with the option to specialise in later years? E.g. Mechanical engineering to start, I want to make spaceships, graduate with astronautics degree. Is this a thing?

I think the UK is generally more known for their inflexibility, if you will, where you need to know your courses so you can immediately start specialing. I'd suggest looking at American universities or Canadian universities if you want to have the first or second year of just exploration. That's what research on UK universities and talks from my counselors has turned up for me in aerospace engineering

as I think employers see mech eng as being the "general" degree, I've heard that it's easy to get into aero/astronautics/materials/electronics and even chemical eng jobs with a mech eng degree

So I have to go to America or Canada just to be able to have flexibility within a course? Bruhh, I'll rather just do mechanical engineering at a uk uni in that case, as I think employers see mech eng as being the "general" degree, I've heard that it's easy to get into aero/astronautics/materials/electronics and even chemical eng jobs with a mech eng degree but it's much harder doing it vice versa.

Are there any other universities out there in the uk that allow a general first or second year of Engineering, and you are able to switch and specialise to whichever you prefer after that?

I know Exeter University does a General first year, and you can choose which branch in the 2nd year. Cambridge does a General first 2 years. I think Durham also does general engineering and you get to specialise after that.

Are there any other universities like that? I prefer flexibility like that, if you have any suggestions it would be appreciate asap.

TL;DR : I'm indecisive and don't know what branch of Engineering I want to do, is there any unis out there that have general engineering as compulsory for starter years, with the option to specialise in later years? E.g. Mechanical engineering to start, I want to make spaceships, graduate with astronautics degree. Is this a thing?

So I have to go to America or Canada just to be able to have flexibility within a course? Bruhh, I'll rather just do mechanical engineering at a uk uni in that case, as I think employers see mech eng as being the "general" degree, I've heard that it's easy to get into aero/astronautics/materials/electronics and even chemical eng jobs with a mech eng degree but it's much harder doing it vice versa.