Biomedical science or human biology?

I've always been interested in science from a young age particularly biology. I have to start applying to unis soon and to be honest I don't know what degree to do. When I was in high school I always thought I wanted to be a vet and got quite a lot of work experience in that area. However, I don't want to do veterinary medicine anymore and would prefer a biology related degree.

What I would like advice on is what degree would be better to take. Biomedical science involves a career spent in a laboratory while I feel there is more options career wise taking a degree in human biology?

Any advice would be appreciated as I am really stuck on what to do

Biomedical science doesn't have to involve working in a lab your whole life there are loads of things you can do! You can take MSc or conversion courses if you fancy something different after. They are very similar courses anyway, have a look at the modules and decide what you would enjoy more. I did biomedical science so any questions about that feel free to ask

Thank you for replying to me. I was looking at the modules there and I feel like biomed has more options in terms of a wide range of modules to choose from once you progress each year. I'm about to be taught all about applications and personal statements over these next couple weeks, have you any advice for applying to biomedical science?