I am a Biomedical Science graduate, just a word of advise. I would advise you to research on Universities with IBMS accredition.
Also, I the salary for Biomed scientists is minimal and you would need to acquire experience before you can get a job e.g. in the NHS.
You would need many years of experience and further study e.g. masters, to earn £30,000 or more. Starting salary in the NHS is £16,000.
If you are studying it because you love science and biomedicine then, you will be fine, but for job purposes, be wary and heed to my advise.
I would recommend NHS funded degrees because you are more likely to start with better salaries, experience will be built into your degree and
you will be more likely to go higher up the band and pay scale in the NHS, higher than a Biomedical scientist.
TL/DR: Only study Biomed if you don't care about the low salary, competition to get a job and experience required when applying for jobs. Even though, they know as a newly qualified, you would not be able to gain experience except they provide you with a job.