According to Lafayette College:

This course [Business Spanish] is designed to teach advanced students how to use their language skills within the context of the Spanish-speaking professional world. Students acquire specialized vocabulary and knowledge related to topics such as banking and finance, telecommunications, import/export operations, advertising, and marketing. Course activities include composition of business letters and résumes, summaries, and translation of official documents and business correspondence, exploration and analysis of commerce-related Internet sites, and completion and presentation of a country-specific team project. Class/laboratory.

Recently:

I have been going this experience in a unique way. Due to scheduling conflicts, I was forced to take this class as a independent study. I have never taken a class in this one on one atmosphere. To make this experience a memorable one I joined forces with Profe Boom-Boom once more to ensure I will understand what my degree in International Economics and Commerce actually meant. This independent study allows me to search on my own how business is done in Latin America and other Spanish speaking countries. In addition I brush up on language writer, speaking and reading skills along the way. You are currently reading a project that allows me to capture my time here as a student studying Spanish. Also, I was able to put together an interactive business presentation about the potential of doing business in Mexico: Mexico in a glance.