What better uni for civil engineering- Napier vs Heriot Watt

I was wondering what would be an better university for civil engineering between Heriot watt and Napier in terms of jobs, salary, practical aspects and travel abroad as well included as well

According to The Uni Guide, there's not much to choose between them in terms of salary. However, a higher proportion of Edinburgh Napier graduates actually go on to work as engineering professionals, in a role where their degree is essential or beneficial. That might suggest that Edinburgh Napier has a better careers service.
• Six months after having graduate with Civil Engineering BEng (Hons) from Heriot-Watt University, only 72% are "engineering professionals" with 84% saying that they are "employed in a role where degree was essential or beneficial". At that point, the average salary of £25,500; by the fifth year after having graduated, median earnings are £35,000. (See here for source data.)
• Six months after having graduated with Civil Engineering BEng (Hons) from Edinburgh Napier University, 86% are "engineering professionals" with 93% saying that they are "employed in a role where degree was essential or beneficial". At that point, the average salary is £26,000; by the fifth year after having graduated, median earnings are £34,000. (See here for source data.)
I have no information to offer in terms of "practical aspects" (whatever that means) and travel abroad.

Thanks what about things like Napier being more practical learning whereas Heriot watt is very balanced as well in theory and practical wise and labs?

I have no information to offer in terms of "practical aspects"...