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Choosing between a master's degree in controls and one in electronics

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shaheansar:
Hi guys. I have just graduated with a bachelor's degree in electronics and communications from India. I have received admits from TU Delft for their degree in Systems and Controls and the University of Sheffield for their degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
I want to working in mixed signal design and motor control. Which degree should I go for? I realize this is a pretty open ended question but I'm currently stumped as to which one to choose so I'd like to hear your opinions. Thank you for your help :)
Course Details for TU Delft - https://studiegids.tudelft.nl/a101_displayProgram.do?program_tree_id=28105
Course Details for SheffieldU - https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/postgraduate/taught/courses/2023/electronic-and-electrical-engineering-msceng

armandine2:
I'd go for 2 years in Holland.

Sheffield curriculum states what you can expect - seemed to me quite a tough year and not so well joined up.

Whereas Delft left it open, whilst stressing the interdisciplinary content and delivery.  :-+

shaheansar:

--- Quote from: armandine2 on June 06, 2023, 12:08:59 pm ---I'd go for 2 years in Holland.

Sheffield curriculum states what you can expect - seemed to me quite a tough year and not so well joined up.

Whereas Delft left it open, whilst stressing the interdisciplinary content and delivery.  :-+

--- End quote ---

The course at TU Delft is much tougher from what I've heard from Alumni.
Most are telling me to go with TU Delft. I'm just concerned if I'll get to work in the fields of my interest with a degree in controls. Otoh Sheffield's course has modules specifically on advanced DSP and motor control. Will I be able to work in mixed signal design with a degree in controls?

armandine2:
It sounds like you may have answered your own question -

 if the choice was between two modules that explicitly fit your requirements and one tough overall course with unknown credibility in your chosen field.

Don't rule out other factors, though - and try to get further clarifications  :-+ good luck with your choice

 

HighVoltage:
My nephew (German) just graduated from Delft with a masters degree and he liked the university a lot.

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