<p>Can someone explain to be the difference between these two majors?</p>
<p>Biochemistry is the study of chemical and processes in our bodies. As far as I know, biomedical engineering is biochemistry plus the application of engineering. I hope this helps- I believe that biomedical engineering is just a more specific branch of biochemistry.</p>
<p>While there are exceptions, generally an engineering degree is more focused on making “things”. For example, tissue engineering is a big area in biomedical engineering. Science degrees are more oriented toward understanding the mechanisms of Nature.</p>