Choosing masters

Hi, I am graduating from my psychology undergrad this year and had a few offers for my masters, but having a bit of a stress about which course to choose. I am currently volunteering and working part time alongside my degree to gain experience in a mental health environment, I would like to one day in the distant future apply for the DClinPsy. I am having trouble on choosing which university to go to, I have been accepted onto one course that is MSc Applied Clinical Psychology, and another that is MSc Research Methods in Psychology. A friend of a friend has recently completed her DClinPsy, she went to the same university I’ve had the offer from for Research Methods, she said it really helped her build her confidence in researching and prepared her for doctoral level studies. However, the Applied Clinical Psychology course says it is also aimed at students hoping to progress onto the DClinPsy eventually. Does anyone have any pointers for me about which to choose, as I know how useful RM can be, but I am unsure if a MSc in specifically Clinical Psychology would be more desirable? I have only had the opportunity to complete one module in Clinical Psychology in undergrad, so I would like to have a bit more of a foundation in it through a masters. Really undecided on which to go for, also had an offer for general Applied Psychology. Would appreciate advice from anyone who has been in the same boat