TU Delft, Birmingham, Sheffield or Durham for an MSc in Engineering?

Hi guys,
I've received an admit from TU Delft for their MSc in Systems and Controls, from Birmingham for their MSc in Electronic and Computer Engineering, from Durham for their MSc in Electronic Engineering and from Sheffield for their MSc in Electronic and Electrical Engineering.
I want to work as an electronics engineer in mixed signal design and motor control.
I am stumped as to which one I should go for. What are your opinions?

I'd choose Delft without a doubt.

Hey,
It is great that you have so many offers, they are all amazing choices, so wherever you decide I am sure you will be able to make the most of it. Sheffield has a fantastic engineering department, with modern state-of-the-art facilities (I am very jealous that I don't get to use them as a medic!) and good links with lots of companies. Sheffield is also a lovely city to live in, there is lots to do, with many independent shops and bars and loads of green spaces and parks. As a masters student you will still be able to make the most of the students union and societies - I ended up joining way more in my masters year than in my undergrad degree. There is also a portal where you can chat to current students - so you can ask them about how they are finding the masters course - https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/chat - other uni's should have this option too. Whatever happens I am sure you will have an amazing time, and if you have any questions about Sheffield in particular please feel free to ask!
Evie (4th year medic at UoS)

Hi JMarib. Will I be able to work in the field of mixed signal and motor controller design with a degree in controls? That is my main concern otherwise I'd choose Delft in a heartbeat.
Thank you

Hi Evie, that is excellent to know. I've been hearing about Sheffield's incredibly quality of life and great facilities a lot. I am a bit concerned about it being low on the league tables. Would that not be an issue for an MSc?