Can I wake up my Mac wirelessly over the internet? I am a university student who leaves his Macbook Pro at home and uses an iPad in lectures.

I thought it'd be great if I was able to wake my Mac back at home if I needed to remote control it using TeamViewer from my iPad.

My Macbook is running Mountain Lion (Latest) and is connected Wirelessly to a Virgin Superhub.

Is it possible to set it to boot from the university from my iPad so I can remote control it? If so, how do I set this up?
OSX has a feature called Wake on Demand (Apple's version of Wake on Lan) which does work over Wifi but:


  Wake on Demand requires an Apple AirPort Base Station or Time Capsule
  with firmware 7.4.2 or later installed. To use Wake on Demand
  wirelessly with a WPA or WPA2 network, the AirPort base station or
  Time Capsule must be hosting the network.


Instead you can use the traditional Wake on Lan, however this requires an ethernet connection (AFAIK)...