Durham or Edinburgh for Anthropology

I'm deciding between these two for my insurance choice. I'm aware of the fact that Durham's course is Anthropology as a broad category, and that Edinburgh's is specifically Social Anthropology, but I'm still not sure which one to choose. Assuming that I'm comfortable with both courses, what are the pros and cons of each? Also, which one is better with regards to employability and graduate outcomes?

What is the offer from each (and indeed from your firm)? Your insurance will only come in to play if you fail to reach conditions of your firm do you want it to be far enough below what they want (with hopefully small bit of wiggle room) to be a useful option for you.

I'm deciding between these two for my insurance choice. I'm aware of the fact that Durham's course is Anthropology as a broad category, and that Edinburgh's is specifically Social Anthropology, but I'm still not sure which one to choose. Assuming that I'm comfortable with both courses, what are the pros and cons of each? Also, which one is better with regards to employability and graduate outcomes?