Both Biomedical Engineering and B.Sc. Biotechnology are excellent fields with exciting career prospects, but they have some key differences.

Biomedical Engineering:

• Focus: Applies engineering principles to solve problems in biology and medicine.
  
  
• Coursework: Includes subjects like mechanics, materials science, electronics, physiology, anatomy, and bioinstrumentation.
  
  
• Career Options: Design and develop medical devices, prosthetics, artificial organs, biocompatible materials, imaging technologies.
  
  

B.Sc. Biotechnology:

• Focus: Studies living organisms and their processes at the molecular level for various applications.
  
  
• Coursework: Covers subjects like genetics, cell biology, microbiology, biochemistry, bioinformatics, and genetic engineering.
  
  
• Career Options: Research and development in pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, drug discovery, gene therapy, tissue engineering, biofuels.
  
  In some cases, universities might offer postgraduate programs (Masters) in Biomedical Engineering that accept students with a B.Sc. Biotechnology degree. However, these programs might require additional coursework to bridge the gap in engineering fundamentals.
  
  https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/extended-reality-in-biomedical-engineering
  
  I hope it helps!