Imperial vs Manchester vs Degree apprenticeship

I need to start this by saying I don't have a particular preference to engineering or physics as a degree and know I'd most likely enjoy both. I have 3 offers. A Physics offer from Imperial and Manchester, as well as an engineering degree apprenticeship offer from the Dyson Institute, and I am super confused as to what's best for me. Although the physics course seems to best taught at Manchester, UoM doesn't have the reputation of Imperial and I wanted to know if it would be easier to get a better job with an Imperial degree rather than a UoM one. On the other hand Manchester seems to be so much better for a social life and Imperial has a rep for being a pretty boring place. On the other other hand Dyson seems like a very interesting opportunity as I'd be graduating with 4 years of work experience as well as no debt and I'd likely have the opportunity to take up a job at Dyson, however with the degree apprenticeship being pretty unknown should I want to leave Dyson would it limit my other options later down the line? (A side question is how much having work experience from Dyson may help applications for masters courses in engineering at Universities such as Imperial or Oxbridge etc?)

Any thoughts or further info on any of the options would be greatly appreciated

I need to start this by saying I don't have a particular preference to engineering or physics as a degree and know I'd most likely enjoy both. I have 3 offers. A Physics offer from Imperial and Manchester, as well as an engineering degree apprenticeship offer from the Dyson Institute, and I am super confused as to what's best for me. Although the physics course seems to best taught at Manchester, UoM doesn't have the reputation of Imperial and I wanted to know if it would be easier to get a better job with an Imperial degree rather than a UoM one. On the other hand Manchester seems to be so much better for a social life and Imperial has a rep for being a pretty boring place. On the other other hand Dyson seems like a very interesting opportunity as I'd be graduating with 4 years of work experience as well as no debt and I'd likely have the opportunity to take up a job at Dyson, however with the degree apprenticeship being pretty unknown should I want to leave Dyson would it limit my other options later down the line? (A side question is how much having work experience from Dyson may help applications for masters courses in engineering at Universities such as Imperial or Oxbridge etc?)

Any thoughts or further info on any of the options would be greatly appreciated

Whatever is most important to you. If you're strapped for cash, take the apprenticeship. It might limit you though.

If you're not strapped for cash, either Imperial or UoM depending on whether you care about prestige or social life more

I rejected my universities and accepted an aerospace degree at Airbus.

inform me of your decision.

how is it going at airbus? would they pay for your masters if you would like to complete it. many say that with degree apprenticeships at rolls Royce/airbus are boring and what you do is learn how wings work and input numbers into a computer. please let me know if this is the case for you and please let me know if the experience tyou have gained and the experience so far is good even though its not been long. do you still go to the uni to study and do airbus provide accommodation and do you still have a good social life? so many questions but for me to make an informed decision soon I need to know. thank you so much, and if any other people are doing a degree apprentship if you could also comment, it would be highly appreciated.