Oxford Biochemistry vs Biology

Hello,

Firstly some modules on both degrees will overlap, but Biology will also look at things such as Plant Biology, Evolution etc. Biology looks at more of an overview on a lot of different topics. Pretty much all topics covered at A Level will be covered in the degree just in more depth.
Biochemistry is more specific and looks at things on a very molecular level. There will be more chemistry involved such as learning and using equations including the ones you have learnt at A Level and beyond. Modules for Biochemistry will include cell biology, immunology, haematology, neuroscience, chemistry for bioscience, physiology & anatomy, pharmacology, protein structure, genetics etc. Both degrees will also include practical skills and assessments. It just depends on what modules you are most interested in and what field you might like to go into after the degree. I would have a look at some possible career options and a further breakdown of modules on the Biology degree. I did have a look but I only managed to find them for Biochemistry. Your chances also look good and all the topics you mentioned above are covered in Biochemistry and in Biology.
Good Luck!