Masters

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Can any graduate from Utrecht University's (UU) Energy Science master's program or InnoEnergy's MSc SELECT program comment on their experience as a student, what they learned, and their career prospects after graduating?
 
I am trying to choose between these 2 courses. UU's is a 2-year program at one university, while InnoEnergy is a double-degree over 2 years at two universities (I elected for BarcelonaTech (UPC) and Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm (KTH)). UU seems geared towards academic researchers and consultants, while InnoEnergy is for entrepreneurs and hands-on application types.
 
InnoEnergy's business-oriented program sounds more exciting to me than UU's research-oriented one. But I am quite impressed with UU's style, organization and the atmosphere of the Netherlands in general, which makes this a hard choice. So I would like to base my choice on which one would best help me get a job while remaining in Europe.
 
I am aiming to work in hands-on implementation of clean energy projects, but would be glad to work in investment and analysis as well. Can anyone share insights on the clean energy job markets in the Netherlands and Sweden, for foreigners graduating within those countries? Is the dual UPC-KTH degree worth more in a job-search than the single UU degree (considering ranking, reputation etc)? How strong a support for finding a job do InnoEnergy and UU provide?
 
As background, I am Indian, have graduated in Biotechnology and have worked in Financial Services (Chinese translator + Analyst) for 4 years. I am moving into clean energy with the aim of implementing development projects to help improve living standards. I'd appreciate any insight on how these might affect my job search as well.