Strathclyde Industrial biotechnology

It seems a bit strange that different modules are being taught at different locations. The first thing that comes to my mind is that what will your graduation parchment/certificate say- Strathclyde, Glasgow or Edinburgh? I know someone who's done a course ran by different unis and apparently none of the unis recognised him as a graduate. He was kind of stuck in limbo if you know what I mean. Another person I know has done a course in college, which was also ran by Edinburgh uni, and because th college didn't wanna to continue the course or something, he ended up graduating from edi uni, which was a nice surprise.
Note that these are anecdotal and aren't a fully representative of your situation, just food for thought. I'm not an expert in your field.

Hey guys, I have received the conditional offer from Strathclyde for Industrial biotechnology ( the condition being to provide one more reference as I only had one at the time of application) and I've also received the unconditional offer from Glasgow. I really don't know which university to choose. I've got a scholarship from Strathclyde so the course would be funded, also it says that each module is taught in different universities eg. Bionformatics at university of Edinburgh and synthetic biology at University of Glasgow. But on the other had Glasgow belongs to the Russel group and its considered prestigious. Has anybody done any of the courses? What would you recommend, I'm taking a masters programme to get a job in a field so I'd really appreciate it if anyone has any experience in it and could help me. Need to make a decision soon!